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20 Things That Would Make the News Better
We are at a defining point in the history of news. Following a surge of fake news, clickbait and conspiracy theories, the 2020s have ushered in a welter of existential threats for public service broadcasting. So, where do we go from here? Former Today editor and head of BBC television news Roger Mosey thinks public service broadcasters must buck the trends and in this incisive book he offers twenty core ways in which the news can save itself by getting smarter, sharper, more diverse, more nuanced and less exposed to pummelling by politicians. Mosey sees two possible futures: one in which the incitements of populist demagogues and the passions of social media are ever dominant - or one where we fight hard to retain media that has an interest in the public good and preserves truth, fairness and evidence-based judgements. From one of British broadcasting's most experienced voices comes the definitive exploration of Britain's news output and what must change if we are to avoid a future of uninspiring news, uninformed decision-making and accountability-dodging politicians.
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Would you rather drink snail squash or eat mashed worms?Help a witch make stew? Tickle a monkey? Or maybe - if you could really be anyone or do anything in the world - would you rather just be . . . you?With plenty of scenarios to choose from, every reading experience is different - creating a classic book that children will enjoy again and again!John Burningham is a bestselling author and illustrator whose books have been delighting families for over 40 years. "The language of children is Burningham's." - TES"He is one of the best writers in the business." - Financial Times
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Would you rather hear good news or bad news first?
I would rather hear the bad news first. Getting the bad news out of the way allows me to mentally prepare for it and then focus on the good news. It also helps me to appreciate the good news even more after hearing the bad news.
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Where would you rather live, Singapore or Sydney, and why?
I would rather live in Singapore because of its efficient public transportation system, clean and safe environment, and diverse cultural experiences. Singapore's well-connected MRT system makes it easy to get around the city, and the city's cleanliness and low crime rate make it a comfortable place to live. Additionally, Singapore's multicultural society offers a wide range of food, festivals, and traditions to explore, making it an exciting place to live.
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Would you rather hear good news first or bad news first?
I would rather hear the bad news first. Getting the bad news out of the way allows me to process it and then focus on the good news. It also helps me to appreciate the good news even more after hearing the bad news. Additionally, it allows me to prepare for any potential challenges or obstacles that may come with the bad news before moving on to the good news.
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Would you like to hear good news first or bad news first?
I would prefer to hear the bad news first so that I can get it out of the way and then focus on the good news. Starting with the bad news allows me to prepare myself for any challenges or difficulties before moving on to the positive aspects. It also helps me to appreciate and savor the good news even more after hearing the bad news.
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The children’s book Would you rather. by English Author and Illustrator John Burningham was first published in 1979. Christoph Elias Meier and Mara Züst took Burningham's incantation one step further and adapted the book’s meaning so that it asks about the essence of the things. Now these things, often forgotten about, but nevertheless populating our world, can be grasped by pondering wonderful and ample questions. This creates a game of foolish ventures, mental leaps and revocable choices, accompanied by fascinating illustrations made out of sand by Carolina Cerbaro.Christoph Elias Meier studied history, politics and political economics and runs the writing and thinking studio schreib-service. ch. He is also part of the Wrongbrothers INC. Mara Züst studied history, art history and visual communications. She works as an artist, mediator and researcher and is the person in charge of the estate of Andreas Züst which runs the Bibliothek Andreas Züst, Oberegg (AI). Carolina Cerbaro studied visual communications and works as a graphic designer and artist. She is specialized in print and wallpainting. Furthermore she works as a mediator. They all live and work in Zurich.
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Which beaches in Spain would you recommend for older people?
I would recommend beaches in Spain that are easily accessible, have calm waters, and offer amenities such as beach chairs and umbrellas. Some great options for older people include La Concha Beach in San Sebastian, which has a gentle slope into the water and a promenade for easy walking. Another good choice is Playa de la Victoria in Cadiz, known for its calm waters and accessible facilities. Additionally, Playa de la Malvarrosa in Valencia is a popular choice for older visitors due to its calm waters and nearby restaurants and cafes.
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What would our society be like without news?
Without news, our society would lack crucial information about current events, politics, and global developments. This could lead to a lack of awareness and understanding of important issues, potentially resulting in uninformed decision-making and a lack of accountability for those in power. Additionally, without news, there would be a lack of transparency and public discourse, which are essential for a functioning democracy. Overall, the absence of news would likely lead to a less informed, less engaged, and less empowered society.
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For which news would you jump for joy?
I would jump for joy for news of a major breakthrough in finding a cure for a widespread disease, such as cancer or Alzheimer's. Additionally, I would be thrilled to hear about a significant advancement in renewable energy technology that could help combat climate change. Lastly, I would be overjoyed to hear about a successful peace agreement in a long-standing conflict, bringing an end to suffering and violence for many people.
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Would you pay for news and online newspaper articles?
As a language model AI, I do not have the ability to pay for news and online newspaper articles. However, I believe that paying for news and online newspaper articles is important to support quality journalism and ensure that reliable and accurate information is being produced. By paying for news, it helps to fund the work of journalists and news organizations, which is crucial for a well-informed society.
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