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THE WEB WE WANT? GUARDIAN EDITOR-IN-CHIEF KATHARINE VINER ON HOW TO MAKE THE INTERNET A BETTER PLACE — Oxford Today
| May 17, 2016 | Posted by olivia under books, arts & culture, the way we live, women's issues, work |
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We are facing a ‘dark age’ in journalism, Katharine Viner, editor-in-chief of The Guardian, warned at Oxford’s second Women of Achievement lecture.
Viner (Pembroke, 1989), The Guardian’s first-ever female editor-in-chief, shared her concerns that ‘In the digital age it’s easier than ever to spread false information…Does the truth even matter anymore?’
