Media Literacy

IT seems that press and media activists need to mingle with groups of young people to educate them on such matters as news, hoaxes and false news. They generally don’t read conventional media. They receive information mostly through the social media and Internet.

Meanwhile, on the Internet, we cannot distinguish between credible and fake news because the mass media entering the virtual world also produce click-baiting reports. The titles o

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