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NLP in the News

Tom Martin, the host of Eastern Standard on WEKU, an NPR affiliate near Lexington, Kentucky, spent an hour talking with NLP’s Alan C. Miller and others about news literacy in the digital age. Miller offered guidance on discerning fact from fiction and called news literacy “a matter of personal responsibility. … People need to say ‘Fake news stops with me.’”

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With InfoWars to be auctioned, NLP’s Charles Salter tells Semafor: ‘It is gratifying to see some accountability’ 

A judge has allowed the auction of conspiracy theorist Alex Jones’ InfoWars media outlet to compensate victims of the Sandy Hook elementary school shooting, and the news platform Semafor reports that some of his opponents hope to bid on his properties.   News Literacy Project President and CEO Charles Salter noted that, “selling InfoWars won’t end…

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CEO Charles Salter on why ending misinformation isn’t NLP’s goal 

The News Literacy Project President and CEO Charles Salter recently joined entrepreneur Steve Harper’s podcast, The Ripple Effect, to talk about his professional journey and NLP’s mission.   Salter talked about the people who most impacted his career and why his social media algorithm serves up cat videos. He also explained why ending misinformation is not…

NLP in the News