When cartoons are based on fake news

When cartoons are based on fake news

Cartoon by Dana Summers, Tribune Content Agency. I read this story on the blog of fellow Canadian Guy Badeaux, "Bado", in a post entitled"A cartoonist falls for a hoax", and it is yet another example of how fake news can become so pervasive that it

More journalism

More journalism

Seven days have gone by since the first recordings of Ferreras and his buddy Villarejo. Against all odds, the move is having a little more life than usual The rest of the predictions have been fulfilled, not a single rat has jumped ship and Ferreras

Plurality of information

Plurality of information

Plurality of information. Cartoon of 09/07/2022 in CTXT This cartoon was published on Saturday 9 July because there were "new"enough topics and others recurring to revisit the issue of the progressive weakening of journalism. Yes, of journalism because in the big groups that monopolise the

Spaniards flee the news

Spaniards flee the news

That is at least what is said in the Reuters Digital News Report 2022, which is based on a YouGov study that surveyed 93,000 people in 46 markets covering half the world's population The report, among other things, documents the growing disconnect between journalism and

Sunday routine

Sunday routine

Sunday routine. Cartoon of 27/03/2022 in CTXT The Sunday routine at El Mundo is to take pictures of Ayuso. While the photographer calls her beautiful and exclaims: "That's good, give me more!", she generates poses at the rate of one per second. Tender poses like