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Markham Nolan : Comment séparer les faits de la fiction en ligne

Filmed Nov 2012 • Posted Dec 2012TEDSalon London Fall 2012
TEDSalon London Fall 2012
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D'ici la fin de ce discours, il y aura 864 heures de vidéo de plus sur YouTube et 2,5 millions de photos de plus sur Facebook et Instagram. Comment faire la part des choses dans ce déluge ? A TEDSalon à Londres, Markham Nolan partage les techniques d'enquête qu'il utilise avec son équipe pour vérifier les informations en temps réel, pour que vous sachiez si cette photo de la Statue de la Liberté a été falsifiée ou si cette vidéo qui a fuité de Syrie est légitime.

The managing editor of Storyful.com, Markham Nolan has watched journalism evolve from the pursuit of finding facts to the act of verifying those floating in the ether. Full bio »

Translated into French by Anna Cristiana Minoli
Reviewed by Elisabeth Buffard
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