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On Air Today: Well-Meaning People Inadvertently Sharing Misinformation? Here's What Can Help
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On Air Today: Well-Meaning People Inadvertently Sharing Misinformation? Here's What Can Help
As we all know, one key downside of social media is the rapid spread of misinformation about critical issues – including health issues, which can be dangerous for people who need reliable facts. We often think of misinformation as being spread by bad actors – but a lot of bogus information actually gets shared by well-meaning people, who don’t realize the info is wrong and simply think they’re being helpful. What can be done about that? A new st…
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