Digitalisation, Fake News and Integrity: The Changing Landscape of PR Globally: The International Public Relations Network provides global insight on how PR agencies are adapting to the new PR trends Is PR evolving into a digital-only world? According to a recent, global survey conducted on behalf of the International Public Relations Network (IPRN), 58% of PR agencies believe … [Read more...] about Digitalisation, Fake News and Integrity: The Changing Landscape of PR Globally
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Fake qualifications are on the rise. How universities can manage the risk | The Conversation
Fake qualifications are on the rise. How universities can manage the risk: Fake credentials are becoming more common in South Africa. ShutterstockFake credentials have become a global problem. The National Student Clearinghouse, a US NGO that offers a degree verification service, reports that falsified academic credentials are a serious, prevalent and ever-increasing problem. … [Read more...] about Fake qualifications are on the rise. How universities can manage the risk | The Conversation
Fake faeces glued to FW de Klerk statue at V&A Waterfront
Fake faeces glued to FW de Klerk statue at V&A Waterfront: Cape Town – Rebel artist group Xcollektiv has taken responsibility for defacing three statues of South African figures in the city centre recently. The latest statue hit by the group is of former president and Nobel Peace Prize laureate FW de Klerk at the V&A Waterfront Nobel Square, with what looks like faeces placed … [Read more...] about Fake faeces glued to FW de Klerk statue at V&A Waterfront
Study sheds light on scourge of “fake” news in Africa | The Conversation
Study sheds light on scourge of "fake" news in Africa: Nigerians have the lowest trust in the country's media, thanks to widespread misinformation. EPA/Ahmed JallanzoConcerns about “fake news” have dominated discussions about the relationship between the media and politics in the developed world in recent years. The extraordinary amount of attention paid in scholarship … [Read more...] about Study sheds light on scourge of “fake” news in Africa | The Conversation
Man arrested for alleged possession of fake bank notes and dagga
Man arrested for alleged possession of fake bank notes and dagga: Man arrested for alleged possession of fake bank notes and dagga: A 28-year-old man from Tokoza in the East Rand, Johannesburg has been arrested for the alleged possession of more than 30kg of dagga and fake bank notes amounting to R55 600 . SA student nabbed after US dollars worth almost R10m found in her hand … [Read more...] about Man arrested for alleged possession of fake bank notes and dagga
