One Day With : Gérald Bronner, sociologist committed to fighting disinformation

Since the rise of online disinformation, fact-checking units have been developed within newsrooms. Though intended to verify information circulating in society, this practice has become the target of sharp criticism.

With social media becoming a primary source of information, it has become increasingly difficult to distinguish truth from falsehood. In response, fact-checking columns have multiplied in newsrooms in recent years. But in today’s geopolitical climate,...

Are journalism schools, training centers for information professions, becoming hotbeds of political activism? This question fuels debates, sparked by controversies around editorial independence in the face of financial and ideological interests. Between the vocation to...

They film, photograph, and document the horrors of war. Reporters are the first witnesses to the violence of armed conflicts and victims of another kind of violence, less visible to the naked eye: post-traumatic stress...

More and more bridges are being built between these two channels that sometimes collaborate or inspire each other. For example, Elise Lucet’s new show on YouTube, whose first guest was the star YouTuber Squeezie. Or...

At the end of September, Canal France International, SINGA, the Maison des Journalistes, and Reporters Without Borders launched the project “Voices in Exile.” Supported by the French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs, this support...