@rebecca_stone
This is an OK talk for its time. I'm also an ex newsroom journalist, and was lucky enough to work at some of the world's most reputable and famous titles, also for 10+ years. It was sad to have to switch careers but I could see where media was heading. People complain about "the media", but they get the poor quality media they deserve - by expecting their news for free. It takes talent, resources and skill to create quality news. If people don't want to pay to sustain that, you end up with the dross we have now. Rather than complain, subscribe to a media outlet.
@Speakingdotcom
This is a great talk... good summary of the issues with social media and how the "audience" contributes to spreading false information.
@ThriftyAV
A former co-worker of mine spreading some truth here... Use care before you share, indeed!
@NancyCavillones
Would love to see subtitles/captions added for those of that are deaf/Deaf. Thank you!
@tinkalsinha495
I will share(this) with care !
@barbarac.417
Great info. Too many people share "headlines" that give the wrong impression without even reading the entire story or seeing if it's true.
@lcgreenscreen352
This is really cool stuff. I am a journalism student and I already see this playing out with the other students I hang around.
@ronakshukla7756
Thank you 🙏
@joeshedler6496
Well there is no arguing that. bang on.
@sunflowers2469
Yes
@ceceespeut7620
I learned so much hearing you talk - Brilliant! Glad to have met you!
@gsraman5219
Thank you for the information mam and thanks to tedx
@dontgettoknowm9864
Great message
@heavestlus8764
how do you research or even understand if you hate it or not, if you never click on it? i think we need better solution to this paradox
@stackedpennies4377
The word “us” would’ve been better then using “you”
@frankmoreno9
Very nice. I agree we're all part of the solution or the problem. Know the true facts and think before you share or comment. Most importantly if you can't be nice or respectful, better to stay silent
@edsknife
I think it's fine for high engagement to be a reward for fake news; the engagement shows us what ideas we wanna fight. MSNBC gets tons of engagement for their worst videos, and the comments sections are immeasurably valuable when that happens.
@Martina-cr9io
Good content and thoughts, thank you.
@nekimohan1774
Great Job Girl! Proud of you!
@monicalouie8734