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I've just watched a documentary about Bellingcat, and one suggested answer there is transparency about the data, sources and methods. So when the news media wi
by megous 8y ago
I've just watched a documentary about Bellingcat, and one suggested answer there is transparency about the data, sources and methods.
So when the news media will lose their aura of journalistic professionalism and authority stemming from that, there will be something actually better that will arise after that.
- hhs 8y agoInteresting view. Have you heard of Onora O'Neill? She's aiming to take transparency further. O'Neill and her colleagues at the Royal Society have been pushing for 'intelligent openness' where data and information would be made accessible, intelligible, assessable, and usable by anyone. If interested, there's a report called "Science as an Open Enterprise", which goes in depth. https://royalsociety.org/news/2012/science-open-enterprise/ https://royalsociety.org/news/2012/science-open-enterprise/