Can the BBC survive in an age of fracture?
If audiences are prone to believing conspiracy theories, a public service broadcaster needs new strategies to ensure it reaches them with the truth.
ByNew Times,
New Thinking.
If audiences are prone to believing conspiracy theories, a public service broadcaster needs new strategies to ensure it reaches them with the truth.
By Peter Pomerantsev“The problem we are facing today is less oppression and more lack of identity, apathy, division and no trust,”…
By Peter PomerantsevOn the digital front line are guilt-ridden Russian trolls, young women lured by Isis and Facebook Sherlocks in suburbia.
By Peter Pomerantsev