Is Rupert Murdoch’s media empire responsible for spreading deadly misinformation on COVID-19?
From: The Listening Post
2020 hindsight: The coverage of COVID-19
2020 brought the biggest story of our lifetime. We look back at some of our reporting on how the pandemic changed journalism around the world.
2 Jan 2021
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