We’re live at the University of Nairobi for the exclusive engagement titled “Truth, Trust and Worldwide Journalism.”
Hosted by the Dept. of Journalism & Mass Communication, today’s discussion features leading journalists from the BBC World Service.
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The age of using radio and TV is slowly fading. People use more social media. BBC maintains credibility even when there is news everywhere. This sets them apart from other news sources
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"How does BBC ensure they cover the interest of the audience to build trust?" Mr. Mwangi asked
"We don't tell people what they want to hear, but they tell the truth. The truth sets you apart from everyone else" was the very insightful response 👏🏾
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"Should the public not be allowed to post news,so as to clear the media space and remove misinformation and disinformation and leave the dissemination of news to more credited sources?" Was the question of the hour
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"Do not post on social media something you wouldn't say on air, this is the guided principal that helps avoid getting into difficult situations as journalists." Anne Soy on Trust and Truth in journalism
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"Dont chase the numbers play the long game ,do not ruin your credibility as a journalist. " Mr. Charlie Taylor encourages after a question on battling misinformation and plagiarism
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"Distrust the organization, question them, the systems and institutions need to serve us. Do not relinquish our authority as humans. Our job is to look for things that will increase our understanding " Aubrey Brown - Focus On Africa, BBC Radio
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