#100hardtruths

Some #100hardtruths on Freedom of Expression

A path through the primer focusing on hardtruths about journalism, freedom of speech, and the limits and power of Expression.

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said restricting access to social media would mean “being cut off from a very large part of the marketplace of ideas. And the First Amendment includes not only the right to speak, but the right to receive information” (according to the National Law Journal). (from #100hardtruth #24: the 1st Amendment includes the right to receive information)
 

Contents of this path:

  1. #24: the 1st Amendment includes the right to receive information
  2. #12: we need things to help us get closer to the truth
  3. #14: skepticism is a weapon and a quality
  4. #17: Barak Obama says “we won’t know what to protect”
  5. #21: focus on trust, verification, fact checking, and reader experience
  6. #26: algorithmic literacy, transparency and oversight needed
  7. #29: interrupt the narrative
  8. #41, visualize hoaxes
  9. #42: phatic communication eases interactions but lessens information
  10. #57, most Americans may conclude he’s a fake president
  11. #60, spot a #fakenews site in 10 steps
  12. #66, make sure to fact-check the trump archive
  13. #67, watch those who are monetizing their watching from the shadows
  14. #79, attend to the structural problems inherent in the platform ecosystem