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Without the lockdown, the tower would have down

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To check if an information is real, pay attention to the website : you should have a look to the beginning of the link : if it starts with http:// instead of https://, the site isn’t secure.

Moreover, it is usefull to check the logo of the page. If this one is set back with a low quality, the site might be fake. Concerning the writing, you can focus on the spelling. In the same ways, the images are a clue to verify the credibility of an information ( indeed, the images are often cropped and come from other sites).

Then, inform yourself about the author ( name, job), the date, the editor…Finally, try to find other sources with the same information to be shure it is a real one.

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Minsinformation sometimes leads to important dangers. Indeed by the sharing of the fake news, our critical mind can be damage. In fact, everyone should felt concerned because nowadays misinformation has a bigger impact and affects people of all ages. It limits the reflexion and often lets people believe unexisted things. It can harm for example the viewpoints about politics or can cause bullying in other cases. You should always be careful about what you see on social media to protect your opinion.

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Missinformation is the manupulation of media information that is created for fame and impacts the world in a negative way.It can be easy to find the truth but sometimes it is impossible. In fact missinformation got more and more viral du to the expention of social media. Because of that, everyone, mostly teenagers and younger adults also have access to those fake information and so get easly influenced. Missinformation can be qualified as a "plague" because everyone is involved with it and is very difficult to get rid of it.

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The consequences of the Pizzagate Hoax was the arrestation on December, 4th 2016, of a 28-year-old man who was walking into a Washington D.C. Pizzeria shop and began an assault.

Fortunately nobody was injured, but the 28-year-old man called Edgar Maddison Welch says he wanted to self-investigate on the child sex slave affair that was turning on the Internet, and in which Bill and Hillary Clinton were involved. He confessed that he desired to see if the children were really in the restaurant and potentially save them from the pedophiles.

Apparently, the Comet Ping Pong Pizza Restaurant in Washington D.C was running, with the help of the Clinton’s couple, a basement for a pedophile sex ring. The back room was supposedly used for kidnapping and trafficking children. The story, which is false was borned from the Internet and more precisely began spreading on Facebook. It touched nationalist and fake news websites and foreign language sites as far away as Saudi Arabia. The Pizzagate Conspiracy began after James Alefantis, the owner of Comet Ping Pong and a notable Democratic donor, was mentioned in Hillary Clinton’s campaign, the perfect target.

Members of the anonymous forum 4Chan (known as the gathering place for those with extreme beliefs) began citing photos of children related with letters from Clinton as evidence of purported wrongdoing. Users of 4chan claimed that some words were used as codes for their criminal activity, notably in Alefantis’ emails they found, for example “pizza” and “cheese” mentioning the Comet Ping Pong Restaurant

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A certain Pizzo Lavianzo living in front of the tower of Pisa recently announced to the press that he had achieved the unimaginable: STRAIGHTENING the tower of Pisa a few centimeters. In fact, this former aviator, who had to stop flying after the announcement of a lock down to fight against the COVID-19 pandemic, did not have a break during this global shutdown. Indeed, he shared with us his daily life during the many weeks of lock down. By the second day, after he had already walked many times around his small house located in front of the Leaning Tower of Pisa, in the heart of Italy, in the city of Tuscany, our Pizzo asked himself the famous question, "Why has no one ever managed to straighten the Tower of Pisa?"

Hello, my name is Pizzo Lavianzo and I managed to raise the Tower of Pisa by about 6cm.

You will probably ask yourself how he managed to achieve this exploit. Well, it's very simple: every day, during the times when the population was allowed to stay outside, Pizzo put on some music and placed himself. He maintained his position until he was forced to go home. Scientific analysis has recently been done on the site, the Tower of Pisa has indeed straightened up!

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After the revelation of this event, I studied the thing and found a plausible explanation for this. At first it is necessary to know that Lavianzo had a lot of luck in his approach since several factors were brought together to achieve his ends. Indeed, we note first of all that the Tower of Pisa is in a perfect axis for the passage of the wind, and at this period of lock down in Italy the wind confronted the Tower of Pisa on its leaning side. Normally that wouldn’t HAVE  a big impact except that it wasn’t the only factor. We know that the Tower of Pisa HAS EXISTED since 1372 has known A LOT OF bad weather, but a long period of rain plus a lack of maintenance as for containment it is never favorable. Although Pizzo Lavianzo was not the strongest man in the world, his ambition and these many factors going in his way, without forgetting the age of the monument that makes that the Tower is no longer in an ideal condition, have allowed him to achieve the impossible.

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He wants to lift all Covid rules after June 21, and the PM confirmed today it's his "intention" to rip up that rule too.

It will likely see millions of Brits return to their offices and come back to their desks after more than 14 months working from their living rooms and kitchen tables.

Workers are currently allowed to come back into office buildings if they wish, subject to social distancing requirements and building limits, but the PM said earlier this week that people will eventually get bored of it.

He said at this week's press conference "the more people can communicate electronically.. the more reasons they find to meet face-to-face…

"I'm pretty certain that eventually our city centres are going to be full of bustle again.”
A review of social distancing and whether it should stay is expected to form a key part of lifting all rules next month.

But for the moment, people will still have to stay working from kitchen tables and their desks at home.

Nearly all of Britain's 50 biggest firms are planning more flexible work-from-home models following the Covid pandemic.

Millions of Brits were told to stay in their homes last March, and flexible working looks set to be here to stay.

Most companies plan on using a hybrid model of work, allowing staff to stay at home for a couple of days a week post-pandemic.

A staggering 43 per cent of the country's biggest firms are on board with the hybrid working schedule, according to a survey.

And just four employers are still deciding whether the mixture of working from home and office working will be beneficial for them.

With long and expensive commutes, many people are preferring to spend some time at home.

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A world without the Globes. How will we ever survive such a place? Don’t worry. I suspect we’ll get along just fine, if not better.

Long overdue for accountability, the HFPA’s awaited announcement for “transformational change” landed like a dud. The pledge was merely a thesaurus of empty promises that lacked any substantive change or addressed the organization’s history of inappropriate behavior and unethical practices.

NBC’s decision to not air the 2022 ceremony and step back from its original praise of their reform plans was smart. At this rate, the Golden Globes will be brought to you by OANN because that’ll be the only network that will entertain their divisive habits. For decades, inappropriate behavior and questionable ethics have been well reported in the media.

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Of the many bombshells dropped last night, truly upsetting was Meghan and Harry’s claim that a senior royal worried how “dark” their baby’s skin might be.

Buckingham Palace didn’t even issue a denial. Within hours, Oprah Winfrey confirmed that Harry made it clear that it wasn’t the Queen and it wasn’t her husband, Prince Philip.

So it happened.

But if you’re going to out a senior royal as racist, why not just say who it is? Don’t the British people, the taxpayers funding the monarchy, have a right to know? Who would ever blame Harry and Meghan for it?

I realize how cynical this may sound, but bear with me: In leaving the identity a mystery, this becomes Part 2 of Meghan and Harry’s story, played out as a warp-speed online parlor guessing game and media fixation, keeping Harry and Meghan at the top of the news cycle for at least the next few days.

Even Oprah Winfrey couldn’t get the name out of Meghan. When she tried with Harry, his response was telling.

“That conversation I am never going to share,” he said. “But at the time it was awkward. I was a bit shocked.”

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"  The striker was held by officers from North Yorkshire Police after insurance broker Elliott Wright, 21, reported the incident.

The Leeds United fan had been with friends on Saturday evening when he spotted McBurnie arguing with a girl in the street.

He told him to calm down – and then poked fun at him for his team getting relegated to the Championship.

Bearded McBurnie, wearing trainers and a tracksuit top and bottoms, was seen in the video allegedly striding towards Elliott, knocking the phone to the ground and stamping on it before allegedly assaulting him.

The 24-second film – which has been viewed more than a million times – then shows him allegedly kneeing and punching Elliott who was left with a swollen black eye and cuts to his face.

Elliott said: “We were walking and I saw him arguing with this girl. I was with two of my mates and he was getting a bit aggressive and getting a bit loud.

“I said chill out mate it can’t be worse than getting relegated as a joke.

“He seemed alright at first. He was saying put your phone away lads, put your phone away. I said: ‘Why? Why would I want to put my phone away? And then he’s just smacked me.

“He has hit me a few times and one of my mates has dragged him off me and him and the girl and another lad all walked off. He put his hood up and walked off.”  "

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I choose Jordan Fisher.

Jonah Fisher is a correspondent for BBC News and its first resident correspondent for Myanmar. Jonah Fisher is an experienced BBC correspondent and during an eventful 10 years working for the BBC has been based in Eritrea, Sudan, London, South Africa, Nigeria and most recently, Thailand. He has worked on many features for the BBC including: interviewing Buddhist monk and members of Burma's Muslim community who have been caught up in clashes with Buddhist nationalists, accompanying Greenpeace tracking whales hunted by the Japanese whaling fleet; and violence against journalists by Sudanese security forces outside Khartoum, Sudan where he was attacked. From 2012 to 2014, Fisher was the BBC's correspondent in Bangkok where he covered anti-government protesters in Bangkok as demonstrators try to unseat the Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra.

Jonah Fisher is the first resident correspondent for the BBC in Myanmar. Peter Horrocks, Director of BBC Global News, said:[1] “The appointment of Jonah Fisher marks another important milestone in the rapid welcome changes taking place in Burma/Myanmar. Censorship and repression are being replaced with a new media environment where the BBC can freely broadcast trusted and impartial news. The BBC's charity BBC Media Action will continue its work to help train the next generation of Burma/Myanmar journalists which will further contribute to the country’s transition towards media freedom. These investments are part of our commitment to our audiences in Burma/Myanmar and we look forward to covering the historic elections in 2015.” In February 2017, he attracted attention for his alleged arrogance and rude behavior when questioning a group of monks in Yangon, Myanmar

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I would like to work on David Carr.

-       David Carr, born September 8, 1956 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and died February 12, 2015 in New York City. He lives all his life in America.

-       He studied at the University of Wisconsin, River Falls and the University of Minnesota, majoring in psychology and journalism.

-       Before settling in New York, he started working for the newspaper "Twin Cities Reader", then for the "Washington City paper". He has contributed to Inside.com and has written articles for various publications such as The Atlantic Monthly and the New York magazine.

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I chose to present Oprah Winfrey

Who ? Oprah Winfrey is one of the famous journalist/Interviewer in the United State. She was born on January 29th 1954 in the Mississippi. She has always wanted to work in the industry, since the age of 6. As an Afro-American women she has been struggling a lot to prove her worth in the industry. Coming from a very poor family nothing was granted for her. She received a scholar Ship for high school and one for university after winning a contest of eloquence. After years at co-hosting short shows on tv she had her big break when she created the Oprah Winfrey talk Show.

Why ? I chose her because, first of all she is doing the job that I would like to be doing in few years from now. In fact, she is an example to follow for me and above that I enjoy the interview that she gave. For the American people she is a true icon and more than a journalist, she is a brand on her own. She has given the most famous interviews ever, in fact, people discovered her when she interviewed Micheal Jackson in the early 90's.
Her work and the empire that she has built throughout the years is an exemple

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I choose Hu Shuli.
- Presentation : Hu Shuli is a Chinese journalist and also the founder and publisher of Caixin Media, a Chinese media group. She was born  in 1953 in Beijing in a family of notable journalists.
- Studies:  She attented Beijing's prestigious 101 Middle School and after, she graduated in journalism in the People's University of China in 1982
- Career path : Hu is the founder of Caijing Magazine but,she decided to leave it in November 2009 with the majority of the editors. During his career, she has hold different posts like assistant and international editor, reporter, financial news chief and even became chief reporter. Then, in January 2010, she created Caixin Media, a Chinese media group .She also teaches at different schools.
- Job : In Caixin Media, Hu act as editor-in-chief. She is as well the executive editor of a publication called Caixin Weekly.
- Salary : did not find

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I choose Philippe Petit (journaliste et essayiste)

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i would like to work about Alan Coren, an English journalist.

Who ? Alan Coren was a humourist, writer, journalist and editor. He is well known for his job on the BBC. He was born in 1938 in North London, and he died in 2007. He studied mostly at Whadam College, Oxford, and Yale University. At the beginning, he was selling articles to the magazine of humour Punch and then he obtained a full-time job and started writing for newspapers. His productions target everybody because he wrote comedies and serious television reviews  in many newspapers likeThe times or the Daily Mail but also some books.

Why ? I chose him because first of all his life carreer is very impressive ( he wrote around 28 books, some extracts also have appeared in newspapers) and he made productions for the children too (he wrote the Arthur series. I do believe he should be more recognized in the other countries because he treats in his books important subjects or questions about the life, for example in the book The Sanity Inspector, the risk of the social normes and the question about madness is mentionned. Moreover, all the articles written in a humoristic way have met the success because he was considered as " the funniest writer of humorous columns"

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I change, I will work on Oprah Winfrey

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I would like to present the american newspaper The Hollywood Repoter,

- Who ?  The owner and the financial of The Hollywood Reporter is the american society of edition Prometheus Global Media who also have the newspaper Billboard which is as important as The Hollywood Reporter in cinema but in the music industry. The audience of The Hollywood Reporter is mainly people who are interested in Cinema.

- Why/What ? The subject of the newspaper is cinema... everything in The Hollywood Reporter is about cinema so this is a specialized newspaper. The main goal of the newspaper is to inform people about cinema’s actuality.

- When ? The Hollywood Repoter was fonded in 1930 which makes it the oldest newspaper about cinema after Variety. At the beginning it was a daily newspaper, and now, a new edition of the newspaper is published every week.

- How ? The access to the newspaper is free through the website of The Hollywood Reporter but there’s a lot of adds in the webpage, you can also have a premium subscription to receive an edition of the newspaper every week. The informations are produced by the actuality and interviews with actors of the cinema industry. The informations published by the newspaper are choosen through the actuality and verified by very professional journalists before publishing them.

- Where ? The Hollywood Reporter is available in a paper version which is published every week and which is only available in the US and you can also have access to the website version in which you can find new articles published every day and this version is on contrary available from everywhere on the world. The paper version of the newspaper is now focus on some personalities of the cinema industry or exclusive interviews while the website version is just all of the actuality about cinema through the world.

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I would like to work on the Figaro.

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I would like to work on the NewYorkTimes

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i would like to work on the show of Larry King, Larry King Live

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I would like to present The Australian Financial Review

-Who : The newspaper is owned by Nine Entertainment Company and Fairfax Media Company but it was founded by the Fairfax Media company created by John Fairfax.  The target audience of the newspaper is all the Australians  interested in bussiness, finance and economy. It can be people working in those fields, decision-makers, investors but also random persons. The monthly readership of the Australian Financial review reaches nearly 3 million readers.
This newspaper is financed by the different shareholders of the Nine Entertainment Company.
Its editor-in-chief is Michael Stutchbury.

- Why/ What : The Australian Financial review is a specialist newspaper about economy. It focuses on current bussiness and economic affairs of Australia but also of all around the world, on finance and investment news and on everything that happens on the market. Its aim is informative, the newspaper's editorial team wants to provide reliable information about the economic sector, about bussiness affairs and about the financial markets. The newspaper claims to have a reputation for its  independent, award-winning and authoritative journalism dedicated to its specialized field of news and information.

-When : The newspaper was created on August 16th , 1961 in Sydney that is 70 years ago. It was initially a weekly newspaper but it became a biweekly in 1961before finally becoming a daily newspaper in 1963. Nowadays, The Australian Financial Review is published 6 times a week on his compact form, from monday to saturday. Concerning the newspaper's website, it was created on June 1995 and it is updated everyday 24/7 with new articles and pieces of information.

-How: The financing of the Australian financial review is made thanks to the earnings of the compact newspapers' sale and subscriptions and to the earnings of the premium subscriptions on the website. It is enough profitable to not use advertising incomes. The editorial team produces its articles and finds the information by way of surveys, studies and inquiries led by specialized and expert journalists, columnists and reporters. The newspaper has been labelled "neutral" since 2010.

-Where : The Australian Financial review is initially a compact newpaper but it also has its own website : www.afr.com. It is produced in Australia. The website is accessible from all over the world but the compact newspaper is only officialy delivered and sold in Australia.

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i would like to work on sky sports

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I would like to work on the journalist Chris Wallace

WHO? Chris Wallace is an American journalist known for being the only journalist to present the Fox News Sunday program since 2003. During this program, he invites public figures for debates and political interviews. His show is broadcast every Sunday morning at around 9am. Finally, he has recently occupied an important place since he moderated the debate of September 29, 2020, which opposed the former president Donald Trump with Joe Biden, in the presidential elections of 2020.
WHY? I chose to introduce this journalist because he is a very well-known public figure in America. Moreover, he has also worked in the television news NBC News, ABC News and he is currently working at FOX News.
Finally, this journalist was in the middle of many criticisms following the debate during the 2020 elections because he did not succeed in calming the two candidates.

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I would like to work on Larry King

Who ? Larry King was a highly regarded American journalist in the media world. He was born in 1933 in New York and died in 2021 in Los Angeles. He worked for almost 63 years in the world of radio, television and journalism.

Why/What ? After graduating, he worked to help his mother. But since he was a child, he wanted to do radio and this desire persisted. He decided to try his luck and got a job at WAHR radio in Miami. Step by step he climbs the ladder and after getting his own radio show, he gets his first TV production with Miami Undercover, a talk show on WPST-TV.

When ? He began journalism in the 1950s at a local radio station in Florida. It was not until 1978, almost 20 years later, that his career exploded when he hosted an international radio show. After that, he created his own talk show that was broadcasted until 2010 all over the US TV. After the end of his show, he continued for years to interview sports stars, movie stars, politicians ...

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I would work about the Sun a British newspaper
Who ?
This newspaper is part of a compagnie the News Group Newspaper which financed the newspaper, managed by Rupert Murdoch since 15 november 1969, an australian businessman born in 1931. This newspaper is the most popular in UK because they talked about scandal but also serious subject like politics.
When ?
A compagnie called International Publishing Corporate (IPC) change the name of an old news paper, the Daily Herald created in 1911, to The Sun in1964. It's an independant daily newspaper published every day since 1964.
How ?
The Sun is part of big compagnie finance them but they also published online with a lot of advertissing. The Sun have a team of journalists who work The  Sun is very active during the election and is part of the Conservative Party
Where ?
It's british newspaper but there is also The Irish edition is availabled both are selled in a newspaper shop. There is also a website : https://www.thesun.co.uk/

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I would like to work on Michael Schermer an american science journalist

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I would like to work on the American journalist Lester Holt.

He was the first Black person to solo anchor a network nightly newscast.

1) Lester Don Holt Jr. was born on March 8, 1959 in California. He is now currently living in the US.

2) He graduated from Cordova High School (in California Sacramento County) in 1977 and attended California State University though he never graduated.

3) In 2012, his first "on-air" job was actually as a disc jockey. He kept the job with the radio station during his college years. He spent 19 years with CBS beginning as a reporter and anchor for WCBS-TV in NYC. In 1981, he was hired from WCBS-TV and became the next year a reporter and weekend anchor for KNXT in Los Angeles. In 1983, he returned to WCBS-TV. In 2000, Holt joined MSNBC and assumed a full-time duties at NBC News where he became an anchor for NBC Nightly News and Today.

4) He is both at the same time, an anchor and a journalist in the field.

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I would like to work on the huffington post

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I would like to work on the american channel National Geographic and maybe a subject on nature

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I would like to choose Arte, the french/german channel

-Who ? : Lothar Späth, Helmut Khol and François Mitterand are the fondators of this group. Their programs are for all ages.

-Why/What ? : Arte are mostly known for it documentary on animals or nature. But Arte also have some programs about cinema, science, music, history and travels. This channel allowed to learn a lot about our world.

-When ? : Arte by it full name " Association Relative à la Television Européenne" was made in 1991 30th April in Strasbourg, where it head office is.

- How ? : The group is at 95% funded by the contribution to public broadcasting perceived in France and Germany. They don't use add.
Arte makes their own programs.

- This is a channel on the TV but also on internet by their web. The channel is available in all Europe.

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1) Choose one task (below) and one country (an English-speaking country or France) (diversity please!). Write your choice  in Column 1. Individual task.
2) Go to Twinspace and answer the FORUM/ thread "newspaper" in 3 lines. Add an illustration.
3) Do more research to answer the questions below in English.
4) HW (for May 11): Create an A4 page on computer on your task. Add the information you have found and 3 illustrations minimum. Write a paragraph : "Why did you choose to present that journalist / website/ newspaper to the partners?"
5) Post your production on the padlet column 2.

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- Son parcours scolaire, ses études

- Son parcours professionnel : comment/où a-t-il commencé son métier de journaliste ? Est-ce qu’il a fait un autre métier avant

-  Description de son métier : Est-ce qu’il est plutôt sur le terrain ou à la rédaction, est-il photographe ?

- Si possible, combien est-il rémunéré et comment (à la pige, cachet, contrat, etc)

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-  Who ? : Qui est le patron et/ou le propriétaire du journal ? Quel est le public cible (jeunes, personnes retraités, professionnels, etc) ? Qui sont les financeurs s’il y en a ?

-  Why/What ?: Quel est le sujet qui est traité ? (presse spécialisé, généraliste, etc), Dans quel but ? (informer, divertir, ouvrir sur le monde, etc)

-   When ? : Date de création ? Fréquence de parution (quotidien, hebdomadaire, (bi)mensuel, trimestriel, semestriel, etc)

-  How ? : Moyen de financement (freemium, premium, publicité, etc), Moyen de production de l’information (enquête, reprise de dépêche par exemple en France les dépêches de l’AFP, etc). Comment l’information est choisie ? Comment l’information est vérifiée ?

- Where ? Presse papier et/ou en ligne ? Quel est le pays de production du magazine ? Quel est le(s) pays où le périodique est disponible à la vente ?