The Year Everything Changed
How the way the world is shaped and reported on changed fundamentally in 2016 – and not just because of Brexit, and the US election.
This was the year of 'post-truth' politics, fake news and when some of the foundations of how global politics and trade are determined have been questioned. In many ways this has been a year when the silent majority has become vocal, and when old certainties have been questioned. This has also been a year when the internet has proved to be about something much more than about educating and connecting – and as a result has it made us not just less informed, but dangerously ill-informed and disconnected?
Reporting from mainland Europe, the UK and the United States, the Â鶹¹ÙÍøÊ×Ò³Èë¿Ú’s Allan Little examines what really happened in the last 12 months and asks, what next?
(Photo: A computer keyboard, glowing red, Credit: Getty Images)
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