Most people agree that actual facts matter – in such activities as debate, discussion and reporting. Once facts are gathered, verified and distributed, informed decision-making can proceed in such important exercises as voting. But what happens when important, verified facts are published and broadcast widely, yet the resulting impact proves underwhelming – or even meaningless? […]
Author Archives: Michael J. Socolow
Michael J Socolow is an associate professor of communication and journalism at the University of Maine.
