Opened the box and ate blueberries... Video of online delivery boy goes viral!
A video showing an online delivery boy eating blueberries from a customer's order has gone viral, sparking outrage among viewers.
Who are you going to trust now?
The article discusses the controversy surrounding a Spanish journalist's ironic post featuring a woman in a niqab, which was later revealed to have been staged, raising questions about perception and trust in media.
Former Minister: Altinget casts doubt on the good intentions of politicians by writing about the cost of political lunches
A former Danish minister criticizes Altinget for allegedly undermining public trust in politicians by reporting on the expense of their lunches.
How to make Google display your preferred sources at the top of search results
Google's new feature allows users to prioritize trusted news sources in their search results.
The 'Divorce Dust' trend is increasing doubt in relationships, claiming to catch cheating partners
A controversial trend dubbed 'Divorce Dust' is gaining traction on social media, where individuals use glitter to test their partners' fidelity, igniting debates about trust in relationships.
Manipulated Images: The First Victim of AI is the Truth
This article critiques the use of manipulated images by reputable institutions including ZDF and the US government, highlighting the erosion of public trust.
What is 'micro-cheating' and why many Argentine couples discuss it as the end of trust
The article explores how 'micro-cheating'—small acts of perceived betrayal in digital interactions—has become a significant topic of discussion among Argentine couples, challenging traditional notions of fidelity.
Sindre Finnes speaks out about the stock scandal
Sindre Finnes discusses the controversy surrounding his stock trading activities while his wife, Erna Solberg, served as Prime Minister of Norway.
AI Video on ZDF: How to Destroy Trust
The article critiques ZDF for its handling of misinformation in two false videos aired on its 'Heute-Journal' program, highlighting the implications for public trust.
Who Pays for the Newspaper Wants to Know Whether They Are Reading a Column or AI-Generated Text
A discussion on the ethical implications of publishing opinion pieces generated by artificial intelligence in Brazilian journalism is taking place, particularly concerning Folha's transparency and its impact on reader trust.
Fake journalists exploit artificial intelligence and publish in major institutions
A report highlights the rise of fake journalists leveraging artificial intelligence, revealing the erosion of trust in the journalism profession.
Karin Eriksson: Norway's self-image will never be the same
The lifting of former Norwegian Prime Minister Thorbjørn Jagland's immunity amid the Epstein scandal has shaken the country's trust in its elites and altered its self-perception.
The solution that Eva Sannum welcomes is a dangerous path to take
Eva Sannum supports judicial oversight on media reporting, which raises concerns about press freedom and public trust in the justice system.
Vaccines Between Science and Horror.. Who Ignites the Fire of Fear in Our Bodies?
The article explores the growing public fear and skepticism surrounding vaccines, fueled by misinformation and social media, despite their proven effectiveness in saving lives.
AK. Week examined the impact of Epstein's files on the world and Estonia
The partial release of Jeffrey Epstein's files by the U.S. Department of Justice has sparked a political storm worldwide, affecting public trust in key institutions.
New Brunswick, Canada, ‘punishes’ Musk: Bans X for ‘eroding trust’ and values
New Brunswick, a province in eastern Canada, has decided to stop using Elon Musk's social media platform X for routine governmental communications due to concerns over trust and safety.
Irene Montero, the Keeper of the Plantation
The article discusses political trust issues and social media influences, particularly focusing on Irene Montero's leadership and its implications.
MEGA first choice in news in January
MEGA continues to be a trusted source for news in January, maintaining its commitment to reliable journalism and reflecting social realities with a strong viewer trust.
Information in the hands of AI (and the collapse of trust)
The latest report from the Reuters Institute highlights a profound transformation in our relationship with facts and understanding of the world due to Generative Artificial Intelligence.
Customs, genocide, AI, and trust
The article discusses the intersection of trade regulations, genocide implications, the role of AI, and the importance of trust in society.
USA: The Streamers of Trust
Following a fatal shooting of a civilian by an ICE agent, a Midwest city has turned into a battleground for media influence, with right-wing influencers like Nick Sortor at the center of events.
One in Ten French People Gets Daily News via ChatGPT
A recent survey shows that one in ten French citizens relies on ChatGPT for daily news, while 28% of respondents consider AI chatbots trustworthy for current affairs amidst an overwhelming flood of information.
It is important to build trust with viewers and maintain it. And this has become increasingly difficult in the age of fake news and social media.
Ivana Brkić Tomljenović, a prominent figure in Croatian television journalism, emphasizes the importance of building and maintaining trust with viewers amidst the challenges posed by fake news and social media.
2026 looks ominous for media, from Hollywood to journalism
The article discusses the deteriorating state of the media landscape, forecasting challenges in 2026 including misinformation and diminishing public trust in journalism.
Gloss: The Spotlight
The article reflects on the shift from playful political humor regarding statistics to a serious lack of trust in factual information, highlighting the growing belief in personal 'fake news'.
Simona Mijoković shared a photo kneeling in church for New Year's: 'Trust in the Lord'
Former model and reality star Simona Mijoković welcomed 2026 in a unique way, spending the early hours in a church and sharing elegant photos on social media.
Paramedic who lied to get day off caught out in photos putting up Christmas decorations
A paramedic, Natalie Twomey, was dismissed after she claimed her sister was ill to take a day off, only to be exposed by a Facebook post showing her putting up Christmas decorations.
Bari Weiss defends decision to pull 60 Minutes episode on El Salvador prison
Bari Weiss, CBS News' editor-in-chief, defended her choice to retract a 60 Minutes episode regarding a notorious prison in El Salvador, emphasizing the need for comprehensive and fair coverage to rebuild public trust.