The issue of fake news might seem straightforward to some, but clearly not to Jeff Jarvis. "It’s a mistake to talk about fake news like a commodity we can control and just turn on and off. We have here an issue of human behaviour. We have to understand that fundamentally."
Media executives shared tools and initiatives focused on verification and fact-checking at the IFRA World Publishing Expo and Digital Content Expo (DCX) in Berlin, highlighting the efforts as an opportunity to restore trust in media.
“We are in this for the long term ... Our horizon is the next 100 years,” said Michael Golden of The New York Times, during the Opening Session of IFRA Publishing Expo and DCX on Tuesday in Berlin.
Mathias Döpfner, Chairman and CEO of Axel Springer in Germany, has been an outspoken critic of the likes of Google, but he struck an optimistic note about recent developments and other topics raised during a wide-ranging Q&A with Jeff Jarvis at the opening session of WAN-IFRA’s revamped Expo today.
Video production and distribution, personalisation of news and new revenue pillars for digital and print were focused on the second exhibition day of the IFRA and DCX. With this setting we were under the top 50 trending Twitter topics in Germany. And still one day to come…
How can we make publishing successful? Do Print Publications have a future? And what can we learn from Best Practices in Digital Media? The opening day of the IFRA World Publishing Expo and the DCX Digital Content Expo revealed interesting insights in the World of Publishing.
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