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The Untold Secrets of Journalism: Maria Ressa Reveals All | Tatler Throwback
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- Опубликовано: 30 янв 2024
- In this special edition of Tatler Talks, Karen Davila interviews Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Ressa. Maria reflects on her journey, the responsibility that comes with the prize, and the challenges faced by journalists in the age of social media. She discusses the importance of building a life of meaning and the role of journalism in shaping her values. Maria emphasizes vulnerability and empathy as sources of strength, contrasting it with the illusion of strength presented by a brick wall. The conversation delves into the impact of social media platforms, particularly Facebook, on democracy, and Maria calls out Mark Zuckerberg's responsibility in preventing the rise of fascism. She also addresses her speech, mentioning the manipulation of public opinion by Bongbong Marcos and the necessity of stating facts in an environment of misinformation. Maria talks about the challenges and fears she faced during legal battles, emphasizing the fragility of the rule of law in the face of political motivations.
Highlights
💡 Maria reflects on the responsibility and challenges that come with winning the Nobel Peace Prize.
💪 Strength, according to Maria, lies in vulnerability and empathy rather than a rigid, imposing demeanor.
🌐 The impact of social media platforms, especially Facebook, on democracy and the role of Mark Zuckerberg in preventing potential harm.
📢 Maria addresses the manipulation of public opinion by Bongbong Marcos, stating facts as a crucial element in combating misinformation.
🚫 Maria dismisses the notion that mentioning facts compromises journalistic integrity, arguing that avoiding facts takes a position in itself.
⚖️ Maria discusses her legal battles, expressing shock at the fragility of the rule of law and urging a return to its principles.
🌟 Despite the challenges, Maria remains steadfast in her commitment to fighting for her rights and holding those in power accountable.
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I am impressed 😮
She's a brilliant woman 👩 epitome of being eloquent person 👏 💙 ❤️ ♥️
She’s brilliant
Such brilliance! Kudos to all your hard work. Be safe! God bless you, Ms. Ressa!
The Nobel Prize is not a joke. We better listen. If the haters bashers know better prove yourself that your way smarter than the Nobel Prize Winner.
Add Karen in the thumbnail :)
Hahahahah
As A Filipino and now British Citizen 🇬🇧
I am so proud of you Ms.Ressa and Atty Leni Robredo
❤❤❤
Hahaha JournaLIEsm. Such a clown.
She is one of the brightest mind! For her to be able to connect the dots between social media and information operations with local politics and now geopolitics is just outstanding.
Right now, all the western media are catching up with her!
Just watch this documentary by DW
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What Maria Ressa has been saying since 2016 is not being echoed by Western journalist.
Regarding this interview, this is the least of my favourite. Its typical Filipino interview. Instead of concentrating about her craft, which is journalism, or the reason why she won the Nobel prize, which is about social media's free speach stifling free speech, Karen Davila concentrated on her personal life.
I have nothing against this type of interviews, like I said it's a Filipino kind of journalism. It's INTRUSIVE!
We should let a person tell her personal story through a memoir. Not through a talk show masked as journalism.
THE liar... she lies AND lies and lies... !!!!!!!
😂😂😂The criminal.. Guilty..!!!
😂The yellows and pink.. Get together.... Make your script better 😅😅😅😅😅... Bias journalism...the proof