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Social Networks, Disinformation, AI: What Future for Journalism? - Press Left!

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October 16, 2026, taken from the Aut'journal From the fall edition of Radio-Canada's Association of Retirees, CONTACT. Social networks, disinformation, IA: what future for journalism? The first crisis was of a technological nature. The arrival of the web allowed citizens to directly access multiple sources of information (or disinformation, alas) and to sort of short-circuit large media.
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October 16, 2026, taken from the Aut'journal From the fall edition of Radio-Canada's Association of Retirees, CONTACT. Social networks, disinformation, IA: what future for journalism? The first crisis was of a technological nature. The arrival of the web allowed citizens to directly access multiple sources of information (or disinformation, alas) and to sort of short-circuit large media.

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pressegauche.org broke the news on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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