BANGKOK (NNT) - The last of a series of discussion stages to promote public participation in media monitoring has taken place. The discussions, hosted by Thai Media Fund, revealed the public was most concerned with online scams, fake news, and cyberbullying.

 

Culture ministry permanent secretary Yupha Taweewattanakitborvon chaired an activity organized by the Thai Media Fund (TMF). The activity is the fourth and last in the “TMF Power for Change” series, which is aimed at promoting public participation in media affairs.

 

According to Ms. Yupha, the three prior stages held yielded the opinions activity participants had about media monitoring. Most participants wanted films, series, short films, and animations to be increasingly promoted. They also wanted training and seminars to be held to improve professional and amateur media creators’ capacities. Participants also indicated they wanted to see the promotion of media created to inform the public about fake news. The participants believed the groups that have the most need for safe and constructive media are children and university-age young adults.

 

Source: https://thainews.prd.go.th/en/news/detail/TCATG220823002137965

 

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12 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

The discussions, hosted by Thai Media Fund, revealed the public was most concerned with online scams, fake news, and cyberbullying.

As shown in the recent US media with 'REAL' laptops and FAKE 'dossiers' , if you control the media you control the narrative, fake or real.