The Big Threat: When Terror Strikes

In Paris, Bryce discovers how the 2015 Charlie Hebdo terror attacks
focused the minds of French people to the importance of media
literacy - such that lessons are now mandated in all French
schools. He visits a high school classroom where teens are being
taught to tell online fact from fiction, meets the Agence France
Presse team of fact-checkers and sits down with a former journalist
turned digital literacy advocate whose organisation, Lie Detectors,
is tackling misinformation one lie at a time. Links: AFP Fact Check
Entre Les Lignes CLEMI Mapping the media literacy landscape in
France - European Digital Media Observatory Media & Learning in
France Lie Detectors Articles: In France school lessons ask which
Twitter post should you trust? - New York Times Facebook and
Instagram get rid of fact checkers - BBC This podcast has been made
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