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6 Lessons
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EXERCISES MODULE 1: NEW INFORMATION SPACE
3
EXERCISES MODULE 2: SOCIAL MEDIA Vs REGULAR MEDIA. SOCIAL MEDIA DISINFORMATION & RADICALIZATION
5
MODULE 3: TYPES OF MANIPULATION
8
MODULE 4: LATERAL READING
3
MODULE 5: IDENTIFICATION OF FALSE CONTENT
2
- 5.3
  EXERCISES I_M5
  5 Questions
- 5.4
  EXERCISES II_M5
  5 Questions
MODULE 6: IMPACTS OF DISINFORMATION
1
- 6.4
  EXERCISES_M6: IMPACTS OF DISINFORMATION
  4 Questions

EXERCISE 4. M3 Reflection

A duplicate photograph of Nicolas Sarkozy in his swimming costume. One of them is manipulated, in the waist area, to make him look slimmer.

The weekly news magazine L’Express owned by a close friend of President Nicolas Sarkozy doctored a photograph of the French leader to make his waist look thinner.

How far should we go when making such “small improvements” in images used by news media outlets?

Please, write your reflection here.

SAMPLE SOLUTION

News media are not allowed at all to remove details or elements from photographs.

What may be the ethical problems in this case?

Please, write your reflection here.

SAMPLE SOLUTION

Altering the reality.

EXERCISE 4. M3

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