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11-11-2022, 01:13 AM
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001f6jj
He in Not on Social Media
and is Pathetic,
A Nasty Bitter Old Man.
[Where do you get your news from,
and do you trust it to be true?
For many of us the answers to these questions
are changing.
Social media is an increasingly dominant
source of information;
long-established news sources,
like the BBC, are in a fight for audiences
and for trust too.
Stephen Sackur speaks to David Dimbleby,
who in the course of a long broadcasting
career became the face and voice
of the BBC on the biggest occasions - from
elections to royal ceremonial.
Can his journalistic values survive
in a world where opinion so often
trumps truth?]
He in Not on Social Media
and is Pathetic,
A Nasty Bitter Old Man.
[Where do you get your news from,
and do you trust it to be true?
For many of us the answers to these questions
are changing.
Social media is an increasingly dominant
source of information;
long-established news sources,
like the BBC, are in a fight for audiences
and for trust too.
Stephen Sackur speaks to David Dimbleby,
who in the course of a long broadcasting
career became the face and voice
of the BBC on the biggest occasions - from
elections to royal ceremonial.
Can his journalistic values survive
in a world where opinion so often
trumps truth?]