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In this session...

There’s no denying that today’s media marketplace is a hotbed for conspiracy theories, false narratives and disinformation. When facts seem malleable and individual headlines dominate in different locales, getting verified information out quickly becomes increasingly difficult. And in a time of crisis, that information can be critical and the difference between life and death.

There’s no denying that today’s media marketplace is a hotbed for conspiracy theories, false narratives and disinformation. When facts seem malleable and individual headlines dominate in different locales, getting verified information out quickly becomes increasingly difficult. And in a time of crisis, that information can be critical and the difference between life and death. The COVID pandemic taught us a lot about how business, government, NGOs and others can identify misinformation, optimize their communications and mitigate harm on an ongoing basis. View Less

What You'll Learn from This Session...

  1. Understand why misinformation online is much more common today than in years past and how its effects can be incredibly detrimental.
  2. Unpack successful strategies for quickly identifying misinformation.
  3. Examine the nuanced approach to responding to and refuting misinformation.

Presented with


Speakers

Kirsty Graham Chair Edelman Health
Jessica Reis Managing Director Bully Pulpit Interactive
Kerry Perse Talent Lead, Vaccine Campaign Ad Council
Amber J. Adams Senior Director, Editorial & Content Main Street One

Event Details

Event Type Session

Track  Health