countries like north macedonia and serbia the worry about new forms of news and we've heard plenty of that we've ignored the fact that most of our citizens think our newspapers churn out what they believe to be fake news every day well apart from proposals about putting in place a revamp for the b.b.c. opposition leader corben also work talked about the need to increase the influence of public interest journalism as well as local newspapers that he sees as now being quite underfunded and not being able to properly function while they're an important part of communities around this country he also said there should be a creation of a british digital. corporation and overall said he believes that the public should have more control of the press and the media as opposed to those in power in terms of his statements on the b.b.c. we did reach out to them for commentary and they told us they are not commenting on this topic we heard from political analyst chris bambery he says jimmy corbin's ideas about the media resonate with the british public you know the b.b.c. in particular been seen a

countries like north macedonia and serbia the worry about new forms of news and we've heard plenty of that we've ignored the fact that most of our citizens think our newspapers churn out what they believe to be fake news every day well apart from proposals about putting in place a revamp for the b.b.c. opposition leader corben also work talked about the need to increase the influence of public interest journalism as well as local newspapers that he sees as now being quite underfunded and not being able to properly function while they're an important part of communities around this country he also said there should be a creation of a british digital corporation and overall. said he believes that the public should have more control of the press and the media as opposed to those in power in terms of his statements on the b.b.c. we did reach out to them for commentary and they told us they are not commenting on this topic we heard from political analyst chris bambery he says germy corbin's ideas about the media resonate with the british public. you know the b.b.c. in particular are being

at all the british press is the least trusted in europe including normally you countries like north macedonia and serbia the worry about new forms of news and we've heard plenty of that we've ignored the fact that most of our citizens think our newspapers churn out what they believe to be fake news every day well apart from proposals about putting in place a revamp for the b.b.c. our position leader corben also work talked about the need to increase the influence of public interest journalism as well as local newspapers that he sees as now being quite underfunded and not being able to properly function while they're an important part of communities around this country he also said there should be a creation of a british digital corporation and overall. said he believes that the public should have more control of the press and the media as opposed to those in power in terms of his statements on the b.b.c. we did reach out to them for commentary and they told us they are not commenting on this topic. facebook's opting in its crusade against fake news it's not the hundreds of pages claims are li

the british press is the least trusted in europe including normally you countries like north macedonia and serbia the worry about new forms of news and we've heard plenty of that we've ignored the fact that most of our citizens think our newspapers churn out what they believe to be fake news every day well the korban really looked closely into according to him the problem of wealth and power being too close to media and the press he described the situation as feeling and not being ready for the challenges of the twenty first century he said he thinks the press is not very free at all and despite of praising institutions such as the b.b.c. for their importance jeremy corbyn seems to think it really needs a revamp in terms of the way it's organized and run he said that it needs to be freed of government control as well as have the political influence on it be reduced. and offline. prints too often sets the broadcast agenda even though it is worded so firmly to the tories politically and to corporate interests more generally the cozy relationship between senior press and broadcasting exec

some geolocation so somebody says they are posting a message from michigan or north carolina and its originating in macedoniar russia we ought to at least have that information. the we just need to know that there ought to be a second look because the words in that post may not be what is described in the post. is that a possible tool? >> i think there are ways. that's one thing that can be investigated. there are friday of ways to acquire authenticity without requiring disclosure. a platform and in fact some do require confirmation of authenticity. some of them require you include a verified check to put another label, another level of authenticity on top of that. but i think that there are ways that authenticity can be confirmed or at least we can do a lot better to try to confirm it while still ensuring that we do have anonymity protected. >> let me follow up. we heard today some members talk about section 230. we have heard some members talk about gpr and the whole privacy bucket and referred issues about bots and talking about geocoding. one of the areas we haven't talked so much about and i appreciate

ability to put a geolocation to say if they're posting a message from michigan or north carolina and its originating in macedonia or russia, you want to at least have that information? you know how to get the content, but you can just know that there ought to be a second look because the origin of that post may not be what is described in the post. is that a possible tool? >> i think there are ways. that is one thing that can be investigated. there are a variety of ways to require authenticity without requiring disclosure of sort of frontally. a platform -- some of them do require confirmation of authenticity. some of them include a verified check that and then puts another label or another level of authenticity on top of that. i think that there are ways that authenticity can be confirmed or at least we can do a lot better while to confirm it still ensuring that we do have anonymity protected. >> let me follow that. we've heard today some members talk about section 232 we have 0. we have heard about the whole privacy bucket. i've raised issues about humans versus bots. we've been talking about geocoding. one of

location so that if somebody says they are postingoa message from michigan or north carolina and its originating and macedonia are russia come are russia can elect elites have that o impression. we don't have to get the content, but they're about to be a second look because the origin of the post may not be what is described in the posts. is that a tool? >> i think there are ways. that is one thing that can be investigated. there are a variety of ways to require authenticity without requiring disclosure. so i platform, in fact, some of them do require confirmation of authenticity. some of them include a verified check that sort of put another level of authenticity on top of that. there are ways that authenticity can be confirmed or at least we can do a lot better to try to confirm it while still ensuring you have anonymity protected. >> let me follow up. we have heard today some members talk about section 230. some members talk about the whole privacy. i have raised some issues about humans versus bob. talking here about geocoding. one of the areas we haven't talked so much about and i appreciate the chairman

geocoded locations of somebody says their posting a message from michigan or north carolina and its originating and macedoniaare russia, you want to at least have that information. we don't have to get the content but we could just know that there ought to be a second but because the origin of the post may not be what is described in the post is that a possible tool? >> i think that there are ways, that's one thing they can be investigated. i think there are a variety of ways to require authenticity without requiring disclosure, sort of frontally. so a platform, in fact, some of them do require confirmation of authenticity. some of them require, someone include a fair fight a check that then sort of put another label, another level of authenticity on top of that. by i think that are ways that authenticity can be confirmed or at least we can do a lot better to try to confirm it, while still ensuring that we do have anonymity protected. >> let me follow up. we've heard today some members talk about section 230. we've heard some members talk about gdpr and whole privacy bucket. i've raised some issues about she

countries like north macedonia and serbia the worry about new forms of news and we've heard plenty of that we've ignored the fact that most of our citizens think our newspapers churn out what they believe to be fake news every day well apart from proposals about putting in place a revamp for the b.b.c. opposition leader corben also work talked about the need to increase the influence of public interest journalism as well as local newspapers that he sees as now being quite underfunded and not being able to properly function while they're an important part of communities around this country he also said there should be a creation of a british digital corporation and overall. said he believes that the public should have more control of the press and the media as opposed to those in power in terms of his statements on the b.b.c. we did reach out to them for commentary and they told us they are not commenting on this topic we heard from political analyst chris bambery he says jeremy corbin's ideas about the media resonate with the british public you know the b.b.c. in particular been seen