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How Social Media Changed War Reporting
This episode dives into how social media and AI have transformed war reporting, creating a new narrative battlefield where traditional gatekeepers no longer control the narrative. The discussion reveals that information is now a weapon of war, making it crucial to discern fact from fabricated narratives in the digital age.
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