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Disinformation Villains Illustrated

November 29, 2019Accountability, Accuracy, Cartoons, Media, Minimizing Harm, Online News, Social Media, Using DeceptionColumbia Journalism Review, disinformation, illustrations, villainsethicsadviceline

Disinformation villains illustrated: Steve Brodner illustrates the seven worst, writes Sam Thielman.

 

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