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Category Archives: Media Literacy
Fact-checking has become a little challenging due to the information glut. Every journalist should be familiar with a few specific tools in order to be on the leading edge of their field.
Recently, Cameroon Check noticed a trend where imposters were sending investment opportunities to individuals on social media and demanding a minimum XAF 30,000 payment for outrageous profits.
Taking financial risks, investing, and saving are the keys to being wealthy. Investments now are a big risk due because internet fraud and ponzi schemes. Internet fraud refers to the use of online tools and programs with internet connection to deceive or exploit people.
The apparent propagation of misleading material online by individuals with both political and commercial motives continues to draw significant public interest. How can Cameroon Check come up with appropriate and effective solutions to the false news issue?…
Prior to ad approval, Facebook and TikTok failed to adequately examine sponsored posts and advertising that contained false and unverifiable information. Robots are unable to interpret video content or skits in local palangs and VPNs are used to bypass …
For breaking media regulations and ethics, the national communication council has issued a variety of punishments to different media organisations. On October 27, 2022, at its 36th regular session, the punishments were announced.
Nowadays, most people are in the business of making money digitally through any means necessary. It is increasingly difficult to determine what is right and wrong in the media due to information overload. Here are a few tips to identify credible sources.
Fake news is news that are intentionally and verifiably false, and could mislead readers. Fake news is not fake news until the readers believe in the misinformation i.e. successful deception.
Visual evidence in this digital age is vital prof to an article’s authenticity. Because of the pressure to acquire such prof, some reporters tend to fabricate or use pictures out of context for this very reason.