Truth People globally seek news they trust but have a blind spot with disinformation Most adults around the world look to get their news from sources they trust. Yet, they overrate their savvy to spot fake news while other behaviors and attitudes make them prone to spreading disinformation. These are findings from a new… Truth The truth about shared truth There’s a prevalent narrative that trust and truth are dead. Some even call this the post-fact era. But Ipsos research finds these concepts alive, important, and more valued than ever. So, ironically, that is fake news, for lack of a… Truth Where do you fight for the truth? Rachel Botsman is the author of “Who Can You Trust? How Technology Brought Us Together and Why It Might Drive Us Apart,” and the first Trust Fellow at Oxford University’s Saïd Business School. When she thinks What the Future, she’s… Truth Brands need not fear sharing ad space with political ads This election season will bring an estimated $4.4 billion in spending on 8 million ad airings on traditional broadcast media alone over the current election cycle. The crush of often misleading and divisive messages is enough to give pause to… Truth How should brands protect their truth? Shiv Singh has been a top digital marketer for more than two decades, including for PepsiCo and Visa. In 2019, he compiled his lessons learned in the book, “Savvy: Navigating Fake Companies, Fake Leaders and Fake News in the Post-Trust… Truth Can we protect truth from disinformation? Among her roles at the nonprofit think tank Rand Corporation, Jennifer Kavanagh studies disinformation and the relationship between U.S. political and media institutions. When she thinks What the Future, she believes people need better skills and awareness for navigating information… Truth Why we are susceptible to disinformation Do populist or nativist sentiments impact the spread of fake news? That was one of several questions Ipsos and The Trust Project set out to answer in a two-part global study. The short answer is yes, although perhaps in a… Truth How brands can move beyond purpose and become trusted news sources In this complex news landscape, brands have an opportunity to maintain and even earn more trust with their customers. This is important as consumers demand brands take more of a role, not just in a purpose-driven way, but also in… Truth Who can you trust if you don’t trust the news? Several years ago, Sally Lehrman realized that she and her journalism colleagues had been bemoaning the same issues for the previous 15 years: Trust and truth in media were in peril from a number of causes. To try to put… Truth What happens when trust is misplaced? Ipsos and The Trust Project identified four major factors impacting the future of truth and trust in the media. During a scenario-planning exercise conducted with publishers from The Trust Project’s global partners, the group highlighted: a struggling business model, disinformation,…
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Truth Can we protect truth from disinformation? Among her roles at the nonprofit think tank Rand Corporation, Jennifer Kavanagh studies disinformation and the relationship between U.S. political and media institutions. When she thinks What the Future, she believes people need better skills and awareness for navigating information… Truth Why we are susceptible to disinformation Do populist or nativist sentiments impact the spread of fake news? That was one of several questions Ipsos and The Trust Project set out to answer in a two-part global study. The short answer is yes, although perhaps in a… Truth How brands can move beyond purpose and become trusted news sources In this complex news landscape, brands have an opportunity to maintain and even earn more trust with their customers. This is important as consumers demand brands take more of a role, not just in a purpose-driven way, but also in… Truth Who can you trust if you don’t trust the news? Several years ago, Sally Lehrman realized that she and her journalism colleagues had been bemoaning the same issues for the previous 15 years: Trust and truth in media were in peril from a number of causes. To try to put… Truth What happens when trust is misplaced? Ipsos and The Trust Project identified four major factors impacting the future of truth and trust in the media. During a scenario-planning exercise conducted with publishers from The Trust Project’s global partners, the group highlighted: a struggling business model, disinformation,…
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Truth How brands can move beyond purpose and become trusted news sources In this complex news landscape, brands have an opportunity to maintain and even earn more trust with their customers. This is important as consumers demand brands take more of a role, not just in a purpose-driven way, but also in… Truth Who can you trust if you don’t trust the news? Several years ago, Sally Lehrman realized that she and her journalism colleagues had been bemoaning the same issues for the previous 15 years: Trust and truth in media were in peril from a number of causes. To try to put… Truth What happens when trust is misplaced? Ipsos and The Trust Project identified four major factors impacting the future of truth and trust in the media. During a scenario-planning exercise conducted with publishers from The Trust Project’s global partners, the group highlighted: a struggling business model, disinformation,…
Truth Who can you trust if you don’t trust the news? Several years ago, Sally Lehrman realized that she and her journalism colleagues had been bemoaning the same issues for the previous 15 years: Trust and truth in media were in peril from a number of causes. To try to put… Truth What happens when trust is misplaced? Ipsos and The Trust Project identified four major factors impacting the future of truth and trust in the media. During a scenario-planning exercise conducted with publishers from The Trust Project’s global partners, the group highlighted: a struggling business model, disinformation,…
Truth What happens when trust is misplaced? Ipsos and The Trust Project identified four major factors impacting the future of truth and trust in the media. During a scenario-planning exercise conducted with publishers from The Trust Project’s global partners, the group highlighted: a struggling business model, disinformation,…
