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The Evan Bray Show - Katie Harbath - January 13th, 2025

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Meta has announced it is eliminating fact checking on its platforms. While some have had concerns about fact checking and might welcome the change, what does this mean for information to be shared, unchecked, online? Katie Harbath, CEO of Anchor Change and former director of public policy for Facebook, joins the show and weighs in on the move.
13 Jan 2025 10AM English South Africa News Commentary

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