the social media yes. that anything now in politics good and bad is going to base but it was actually media what we can do is try and restrict the kind of the pathologies the hate speech the misinformation. part of this excessive trying to the new brazilian president. i think it was about 2 days after that big deal that the foreign minister of spain france with us this appears in as several media and he was just talking about everything was fake news there was no real injuries i think by now. many of those pictures have been proven to be fake pictures really i couldn't believe that the former prime minister of spain was telling the world that it was fake names i just couldn't believe. january 2018 the european commission made public calls so that different experts on this information would present themselves for a high level group on base information on fake news but the high level group has succeeded in formulating concrete steps to provide european citizens with trust 40 information and to make them bett

social media i wouldn't say social media are the new weapon the weapon really is the message and. the target for social change social media weapon to the extent that they help those messages be visible and they help people's self organize and coordinate and and in a lot of action that will make demands more visible in the public spotlight. sandra gonzalez by lawn teaches at the prestigious annenberg school for communication in philadelphia her research topics include how social networks facilitate political mobilization and communication among citizens the close is discussing recent examples these video that i'm showing you on the screen is an example of content that is published in social media that goes vita very quickly this footage which was sticking with a phone was taken over by big media outlets and it was shown internationally a lot of people any allowed the message that the referendum was trying to convey to go global with my. face have trying to. specialists. because. on the streets but sometimes people just. protests it's a social media i think well firstly because i'm d

communication between protests as opposed to publicize the fact of a processed and to organize a protest social media is revolutionizing communication the flow of information and also how social protest is organized it poses a challenge to government institutions media platforms and to society itself which is still seeking a solution to the problems associated with the rise of the social media and each so there is evidence in the last 10 years where we've taught more young people how to be good consumers of information that in fact and now they don't trust anything they don't trust wikipedia they don't trust the b.b.c. they don't trust the new york times and instead they just trust those people who are closest to them and that's a real concern how can we give people skills and tell them to be skeptical but not too skeptical and that's a real challenge. there's no way we can go back there's no way we can just disconnect and get off the grid and so we would have to renegotiate how we interact with these platforms will have to demand from these platforms that they define their role in democracies in a d

she had said on social media that she was devastated, and colleagues, media commentators and politicianso criticised the decision. so do viewers including mike, who wrote... and john holt be agreed. well, we hope to discuss the decision and budget cuts more widely, the bbc director of news in the next week or two. in the meantime, a statement put out on twitter, she paid tribute to victoria derbyshire and the team, adding, this has not been an easy decision... world leaders gathered injerusalem on thursday for an event marking 75 yea rs on thursday for an event marking 75 years since the liberation of the nazi death camps at auschwitz. the previous night in the lead up to the anniversary, bbc news showed an interview with holocaust survivor, rena clint, by the very experienced middle east correspondent orla gorin, who finished a report like this... and yada for shan‘s hall of names, images of the dead. young soldiers troop into share the binding tragedy of the jewish people. troop into share the binding tragedy of thejewish people. the state of israel is now a regional power, for decades

how many of you use social media?ety is also of course a job for teachers, parents and the youngest users, some still at primary school. social media makes me feel very happy because many of my friends live very far away. sometimes you could be talking to someone and they say they are some age but they are really not. some people could maybe feel a little bit sad with someone posting something and they could maybe take out their anger on someone maybe take out their anger on someone online and it could hurt someone someone online and it could hurt someone else's fillings.” someone online and it could hurt someone else's fillings. i use social media, other members of my family use social media, but certainly with my own children i would be very careful with what they are on and also keep a very close eye on what they are looking at and the content because we don't fully understand the parts —— the powers of social media or its reach. the government is planning a social media regulator and a legal duty of care, not popu

in some cases to social media apps or the internet altogether. they are denying their citizens the ability to access information at a really critical time. the third and final tactic is the more like traditional censorship heavy-handed tactic of passing laws that criminalize forms of expression online and then jailing either ordinary users for speaking out against the government or opposition candidates and critical journalists. >> when we're talking about governments are we talk about the military, administration branches or talking but the actual presidential leaders of countries themselves dictating these roles? >> guest: it's a mixture in some cases it's the election authorities themselves who in aa place like thailand lacked independence from the military junta that is controlling it. that then has an impact on the free and for elections in the country. in other cases it's the ruling party and i think when it comes to disinformation in particular that when it becomes very murky and rather than being able to say very clearly that this was a c

. >> host: you just put out a new report called the crisis of social media and what is the main take away in this report? >> guest: main take away is the internet is becoming less free around the world. there are many trends that we have seen around how free expression and privacy are under threat but the main theme we look at this year is how governments around the world are using social media to manipulate elections and monitor their own citizens. >> host: to help us dig into these issues is sarah fisher of axial's. >> thank you so much. thank you for joining us today. i want to dive into that dynamic rate you say some governments are weapon rising social media to target their own populations and what does that mean exactly? >> guest: there are three distinct tactics in the 65 countries that we covered that trend late to roughly 87% of all internet users around the world. the most common tactic we saw particularly around elections was the use of disinformation campaign. that is something that has been in the news a lot around foreign meddling in the actions of russia and china but

massive investments into social media surveillance. combing through massive information sets to root out anything that the communist party can deem against its interests. finally, when you look at surveillance technology even , oned the internet autonomous region has a local community that has come under massive hindu rights violations by the local authorities. they are using every tool they can from the most old-school traditional means of in-person checkpoints where they force them to hand over their devices for a search. they force them to download a spyware app that can monitor everything they are doing on their devices. >> when it comes to these companies here in the united states, people are arguing, conservatives especially, that they are using censorship to censor their ideals. had he found that there is a lesser form of internet freedom here in the united states? where do we fall? >> we fall in sixth place. it has declined for three consecutive years. part of what we see in the united states and this year specifically we dente

how many of you use social media?s also of course a job for teachers, parents and the youngest users, some still at primary school. social media makes me feel very happy because many of my friends live very far away. sometimes you could be talking to someone and they say they are some age but they are really not. some people could maybe feel a little bit sad with someone posting something and they could maybe take out their anger on someone online and it could hurt someone else's fillings. i use social media, other members of my family use social media, but certainly with my own children i would be very careful with what they are on and also keep a very close eye on what they are looking at and the content, because we don't really fully understand the powers of social media or its reach. the government is planning a social media regulator and a legal duty of care, not popular with the tech companies. but today, one industry body said... for now, for molly and childrenjust like her, ian russell's works goes on. if in a

i use social media, other members of my family use social media, but certainly with my own children ihey are on and also keep a very close eye on what they are looking at and the content because we don't really fully understand the powers of social media or its reach. the government is planning a social media regulator and a legal duty of care, not popular with the tech companies. but today one industry body said... for now, for molly and childrenjust like her, ian russell's works goes on. if in any way molly's story has helped and the increased awareness that we have has helped anyone else, she would be very pleased. angus crawford, bbc news. the colombian government says it's to restart aerial spraying of coca leaves with herbicide, in an effort to reduce the record levels of cocaine currently produced in the country. spraying was suspended in 2015 after a study found the chemical used could cause cancer. since then, the area under coca cultivation has tripled, with much of the cocaine produced ending up in the us. 0ur social affairs correspondent michael buchanan travelled to colom

social media is of course not wholly and only bad, but it is important the harmful parts of social mediaheck, otherwise that is what we will only hear about. i have seen comments telling other people to kill themselves. i have seen comments about different people telling others that they are fat and horrible and worthless and they do not deserve to be alive stop how many of you use social media? learning to stay safe online is a job for all of us. teachers, parents and the youngest users, some still the primary school. sometimes it makes me feel happy because i can makes me feel happy because i can make friends who live far away. sometimes you can talk to someone and they can say that the same age but they are not. some people can feel sad because somebody posted something and they can take out their anger on someone online stop and that can hurt someone else's feeling. i use social media and members of my family use social media for my own children i will be careful with what they are running keepa careful with what they are running keep a close eye on what they are looking at in the co

strike on the late general early this month hundreds of iranians flooded their social media accounts with tributes to somali. earlier i spoke to the hosts of in the now soap box ronnie aholic and don cohen about why that content has been targeted by facebook think facebook took down my video basically because it exposes what the u.s. government does not want americans to see namely that the iranian general custom for the money was a top anti isis general met something that used to be reported as i showed in my video back in 20142015 during the peak against the fight against isis but when trump assassinated for the money suddenly that fact that noncontroversial fact was not to be found anywhere and so basically my video showed how us media tailors its line according to the precepts of the united states government and that was deemed apparently a threat they said it violated community standards and therefore was unpublished which is some orwellian doublespeak term unpublished that simply just means censorship that's what we're dealing with here less government is always raising you kno

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peers learn about the rise and rise of social media and fake news.ortunately, the way to amplify yourself on social media is to be shrill rather than accurate. and there's a quick geography lesson in westminster hall. ask people out there, they'd say antarctica. "oh, yes, polar bears." it is not. it's penguins. polar bears, north. penguins, south. but first: "regrettable and disappointing" that was the verdict of tory mps as the government officially announced it's decision to allow chinese firm huawei a limited role in the uk's 56 network. now, 56 is the fifth generation upgrade to mobile communications and it's set to dramatically increase data speeds and internet capacity. but the decision to include huawei could upset the united states, which has urged the uk to block the chinese firms access, on the grounds of national security. huawei will be barred from sensitive geographical locations such as nuclear sites and military bases and its share of the market will be capped at 35%. well, huawei firmly denies it's an arm of the chinese state. the for

how many of you use social media?ty is also of course a job for teachers, parents and the youngest users, some still at primary school. social media makes me feel very happy because i have to connect with friends and many of my friends live very far away. sometimes you could be talking to someone and they say they are some age but they are really not. some people could maybe feel a little bit sad with someone posting something and they could maybe take out their anger on someone online and it could hurt someone else's fillings. i use social media, other members of my family use social media, but certainly with my own children i would be very careful with what they are on and also keep a very close eye on what they are looking at and the content, because we don't really fully understand the powers of social media or its reach. the government is planning a social media regulator and a legal duty of care, not popular with the tech companies. but today, one industry body said... for now, for molly and childrenjust like he

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but we can't say for sure that using social media spending more time online causes mental health difficulties it could be that people are more vulnerable to difficulties or to mental health nature spend more time online so what we need is more data from the social media companies to research this more fully and understand more clearly what is causing what is it realistic for social media to release that data it's not exactly in their interests as well we think the social media company should move the mental health of young people higher up their privacy list seems that at the moment their priorities are making money increasing advertising revenue increasing the numbers of users which is understandable is their business but the reality is that a lot of young people are suffering through access to social media and online for example if they have an eating disorder there are these algorithms which will push more content related to eating disorders other people who have eating disorders might encourage people to go online and look up eating disorders to be a better anorexic for examp

is not always clear exactly why something becomes a social media trend take the coat that's what this winter coat for sale on amazon was dropped in 2019 it was so popular that he got his own instagram account people didn't made little models of it out of play dough and pie crusts a huge triumph for the label brands define the image on social networks and attract customers attention including mine i barely even notice all school advertising like billboards anymore. surprise right. traditional advertising has become less important for fashion companies online marketing already accounts for more than half of their media budget and the proportion is said to increase more than martin fashion brands have to present themselves on social media with stories with influences the have to be relatable and create experiences that generates added value for other. fashion brands become quasi lifestyle consultants and retain customers through beauty tutorials and other topics. or they create a hash tag community where customers show how they wear the brand. some fashion companies even have their own m

correspondent shouted jelani and social media editor thanks to you both. over 80 indian and international galleries will show at this year's india art fair with previews beginning today it is considered to premiere place to showcase south asian art and has been running for more than a decade. right up to the last minute there hammering rushing around and hanging pictures. exhibitors worldwide are joining this year's india fair the biggest of its kind in south asia. among those putting on the finishing touches are photo artist ravi aga vall and his gallery owner in the past 12 years the india art fair has helped contemporary artists like ravi find international recognition the art world in europe for example has a very long written history and a very long periods of being accepted in society artists wall with somebody who just did something they were not very important part of society it's only now that the expressions have been found finding weiss in terms of being recognized. primarily explores environmental issues the transformation of landscapes in one

so what are social media giants doing to stop that before our election? plus, -- soledad: finally, from frogs a giant leap for science? soledad: now to a weekly feature we like to call "we're paying attention even if you're too busy." we're less than two weeks away from the iowa caucuses. the kickoff to the 2020 campaign. and despite growing pressure to tighten control of political advertising, facebook doubled down on its policy that the company won't ban ads or fact check but social media gives candidates a certain advantage. the ability to "microtarget" they can target and potentially exploit audiences based on their interests and likes or what they've read on facebook. social media companies have been trying to tackle misinformation since learning russians bankrolled thousands of fake political ads during the 2016 election. google has decided to limit targeting of political ads while twitter banned them outright. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg says "political speech is important" and that facebook doesn't want to interfere with it. critics say that stan

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but what's behind our craving for social media. catalina and phillip a typical of the social media generation she has an instagram account to vote it to lifestyle topics here and he posts now and then and shows how much time they spend a day or less not phones i mean 3 hours. i mean you know with me it's between 4 and 6 hours of deliberations and trying to cut down a bit even if i just want to check something quickly i end up spending half an hour on instagram or wherever. question montauk is one of a handful of researches in germany systematically researching the impact of online media he believes we need to improve our grasp of social media and use it constructively rather than being inflated by it social media companies use sophisticated methods til your news says and keep them. here are 3 examples 1st the like. facebook invented the thumbs up idea 10 years ago now all social media platforms have that inversion. such as the instagram haunt. as far as an ashtray. every single like my posts get because i put a lot of work into the

for social media it is vital.er it is suicides, harming, issues with dietand is suicides, harming, issues with diet and the idea being wejust don't really know how these platforms are grabbing youngsters, and then some would say manipulating, their thought process. that is what the royal college of psychiatrists are saying, regulators should enquire with companies at not just how long children are using social media but what are they looking at, what are the trends, what topics and is that causing them to spiral and leading to some of the worst case scenarios. your magazine looks at digital ethics, this is your area. looks at digital ethics, this is yourarea. iwant looks at digital ethics, this is your area. i want to read out this statement from someone who is the national director for mental health nhs england. if the tech giants want to bea nhs england. if the tech giants want to be a force for good take their responsibilities seriously until then, they cannot confidently say whether the good outweighs the bad.

but now it is kind of disguised because in this era of social media, all it ta kes this era of sociallways direct profiles. it's like they've made a separate profile for themselves so they don't reveal their true identity so in a lot of cases, you don't know who you are talking to. how do you know that what they want in exchanges you to have sex with them? for me, it doesn't take much to understand that. there are people who will just give to understand that. there are people who willjust give you money... for nothing? for nothing because that is some peoples fetishism or something. but... i can't explain it. it's kind of like the tone of the conversation. i personally never truly get engaged in the conversations, but things like, oh, i would like you to fly to x, y and zto i would like you to fly to x, y and z to meet me. to do what? what could we possibly do? all it takes is a screenshot which is exactly what you did, you shed one of the propositions you received on your instagram and proposition is quite a polite name for it. tell us why you decided to post about it so publicly? i

her dad blamed social media, in part, for her death.sts. the proof is that they're not throwing enough money at this, because that content is still there and the era of self—regulation hasn't proved to be effective. so that's why other measures are needed. and if there was a levy that was forced upon them so that they had to pay, it would be a tiny amount in terms of their profits. but it only needs to provide for good, proper academic research with anonymised data so that the whole world can better understand the sort of problems that are driving young people into desperate places. we can talk now to dr bernadka dubiska, chair of the child and adolescent faculty at the royal college of psychiatrists and co—author of the report, and sarah lechmere, who says she was on the "verge of death" by the time she sought professional help for her eating disorder. she says it was easy for her to engage with pro—anorexia sites which would give her new ways to self—harm. frankie both for coming in. sarah, thatis frankie both for coming in. sarah, th

and i think social media along with other factors is one of the reasons why we have such a polarized society. not only social media but there's a lot of fear in our society and a lot of people who are afraid to people who speak differently, look differently worship differently than they do. all these factors combined, and the speed of our news cycle, just continues to escalate things. >> prior to developing yourself as a prudential historian what kind of work redoing? >> i worked for 30 plus years as a contracting manager for state and local governments in washington state dealing with construction contracts and consultant contracts. >> presidential history.com bubble people find there? >> they will find my blog were included lots of interesting things, the most recent was a guest post from someone from the andrew johnson national historic site and she tells the story of how they found some new records of andrew johnson's. these things are hiding in people's addicts and museums at all. so i got a blog there, i got a couple of videos that re-creates what it would look like if modern-d

impact today of social media on campaigning? >> is increasing in each cycle and it will be different in 2020 because of the pension for the president to tweet policy and people engage in him. it forced the mainstream media to use twitter to cover the president. one of the things that my colleague and i did is we use a panel survey from iowa that they have done for several cycles on likely caucus-goers and we were interested in their media diet. 2016, we foundom that likely caucus-goers, information on the internet was in fourth place. they got most information from cable news and local news, network, local, cable, and newspaper. internet was fourth. it was 35%. of that, we found the democrat and young people, if they actively follow a presidential candidate on twitter and light his or her posts, they were likely to caucus. we found the social media effect. david started doing research on that with a colleague. i think this whole research -- a thing i am getting into and kelly as well, the impact of social media on the political

gucci has even had mean competitions to promote a watch the big advantage of social media is that the brands are independent from advertising networks or t.v. stations and can communicate directly with their customers. treating the customer like a friend is a lot of work for marketing teams friendships need to be maintained and large fashion brands use influencers for this millions of people follow them is what. influencers their choices shape trends which is why many get paid by brands to promote products of commercials in. fencers aim to come across as giving tips to friends. kylie jenner and kim cardassian are masters at the skill each has more than $115000000.00 instagram followers. are reached that huge is attractive for companies but that's not the only reason why influencer marketing is booming. friend community brand communities like the brand or labels in influences share their experiences both good and bad and that creates a sense of emotional proximity trust and credibility how. it an influencer fair and hamburg companies here are looking for new ways to reach customers by

she studied design and her photos and comments on social media have made her a style icon. she has hundreds of thousands of followers. when june lyle sometimes gets paid for attending events other times she comes along as a guest she chooses fashion shows that suit her style she wants to remain credible to her fans she says. after an hour she's off to her next appointment. the influencer travels to fashion capitals all over the world but she finds shanghai the most exciting. pammy in far the fashion in europe is very advanced but the pace of change is slowing down we're quite pleased about but here in china the future looks great there are lots of big things coming our way. to the world when june now arrives at a shopping center she can make a good living from this work but she does everything herself when she has to change her outfit she hops into the back seat of her car in the parking garage. that's. another superstar among chinese influencers is. more than 10000000 people follow her on various channels online her picture book career is probably one reason why many young

>>political candidates now spend 10's of millions of dollars to reach voters on social media the social media platforms have a responsibility to make sure that latent oflies. are transmitted on their congressman josh carter h called for companies like facebook and google to actively monitor paid political ads for misleading statements and outright lies we ave truth in advertising for tv ads. we havetruth in advertising for things that people say on the same standard should apply democrat roe conn agrees, but says there are first amendment challenges we can to regulate speech to the point that it's censorship but tech industry insiders say there's a fine line between politil promises and statements of fact and some social media company say it's not their le to judge which is which cross a boost with the internet indtry trade group net choice sarah warren has announced that her health care plan will not increase taxes on the middle class. so many studies have said that this is impossible president trump anunced to the border wall will be paid for entirely y mexico should those types of st

and what's not thanks to some savvy individuals on social media. the latest collection by a top american designer is being presented to selected guests in shanghai. one of the v.i.p.'s here is when jamal she's not a film star or a pop icon she's a cane o.l. a key opinion leader in social media in other words she's an influencer in the fashion sector. wells have advantages with fast we work with our cell phone so we can immediately post what we've seen and we have a closer connection to our audience because we're here privately not for a company. she studied design and her photos and comments on social media have made her a style icon. she has hundreds of thousands of followers. when june while sometimes gets paid for attending events other times she comes along as a guest she chooses fashion shows that suit her style she wants to remain credible to her fans she says. after an hour she's off to her next appointment. the influencer travels to fashion capitals all over the world but she finds shanghai the most exciting. part of fashion in europe is ve

now what is the contribution of social media not only popular mobilization but the more important bit of it and that's what distinguishes this in the arab spring and elsewhere in the world from chile to france is the leader lists. nature of the surprise they happen in the they happen in terms of organizing in the social media sphere and hence they have this more democratic nature to them nest leader less and less leadership aspect and that's a very important point i want to come back to you on it but i want to continue this sort of analysis and break it down in terms of maybe some other common denominators before we start to analyze you know what else is perhaps driving this remy are we seeing at least in many cases can we say the economic order is is driving this perhaps or a barely in against the economic order that has prevailed in many parts of the world since the end of world war 2 but it's it's seen as just not delivering for enough people anymore. well the clearly some come on can a mixed aspect to today's protest of course the political context is quite different from one

strike on the lakes general earlier this month hundreds of iranians flooded spare social media accounts with tributes to solomonic. let's discuss this other now joining me live is ronnie hull a kedge analyst in high school and the now onsite folks present down coming looking surprised on really great to have but if you with us now starting with you dan we've just seen a bit of a video i feel is this being taken down by facebook what is facebook so concerned about you know content. well it's good to know there's at least one platform out here that supports free speech i think facebook took down my video basically because it exposes what the u.s. government does not want americans to see namely that the iranian general costs and so the money was a top anti isis general and that's something that used to be reported as i showed in my video back in 20142015 during the peak against the fight against isis but when trump assassinated so the money suddenly that fact that noncontroversial fact was not to be found anywhere and so basically my video showed how us media tailors its line according to

. >> given that we are in a social media era, people not righting the letters that they used to. is it tougher for historian. >> thing is definitely tougher. you don't get the unfiltered thinking of these men and all you get the posturing becomes out on social media. i think social media along with other factors this one of the reasons why we have such a polarized society not only is social media but i think there's a lot of here in our society, and there's a lot of people who are afraid of seeing people who speak differently than they do. they look differently than they do and they work things differently the negative. so all these factors combined, the speed of our new cycle, just continues to escalate things. it. >> prior to developing yourself a sneak presidential historian, what kind of work redoing. >> sober for 20 plus years a sneak contacting manager for state and local governments in washington state. dealing with construction contracts. and consulting contracts. >> presidential history .com. quote is that where people will find you there. the find log lots of interestin

it's content made to go viral because this guy is addicted to social media and building a social media the biggest nfl players with social media brand and that's why they keep doing things to go viral. odell beckham jr. he was handing out wads of cash on the playing field after the national championship game. he knows that's illegal. he knows he is being filmed. it's a viral moment to build up o.b.j. and his brand. the goal for a lot of these athletes and particularly wide seefers in the nfl, becomes a big a brand as you can be. try to be the mail version of kim kardashian, lindsey lohan, paris hilton, it's not about being a role model. a role model and that's what athletes used to aspire to be was about modeling behavior for young people to emulate. influencers it's about building as big a following as you can and convincing that following buy sneakers, buy whatever product. >> tucker: you are saying infamy is as valuable and notoriety. screaming obscenities in front of kids makes you money? >> absolutely. have you not been watching this reality world. building tv shows around housewi

and uganda looks at revising its unpopular ineffective social media tax. welcome to business africa i want to go jones in berlin good to have you with us. the global travel industry is on high alert to contain the spread of coronavirus in china they have been no confirmed cases on the african continent but international airports there have enhanced surveillance for all travelers from asia china is one of africa's main investors that means china's health crisis could also impact african economies. at the international airport in august nigeria screening equipment that was once used during the bowler crisis is being brought out of storage because of the close business connections between china and nigeria officials want to make sure that potential symptoms of the corona virus are caught quickly that's why health workers and these body temperature scanners have been deployed to monitor new arrivals to the country many travelers are already relieved. i was actually happy i was impressed because i was also very thinking in my mind i hope major ice gets prepared