week s program, i used pretty strong language to slam the new york times for swallowing hamas propaganda with that initial headline, israelis kill hundreds in hospital, palestinians say, which was flatly untrue. the day after the show, the times essentially apologized saying in an editor s note the paper relied too heavily on claims by hamas and did not make clear those claims could not be legally verified. times editors should have taken more care and been more explicit sit about what information could be verified. i give the paper credit, but the damage, the enflaming of the region, cannot be undone. and cnn has now run a correction to its first story blaming israel for the hospital explosion which was caused by an errant islamic jihad rocket. as israel conducts its second incursion into gaza, the hamas terrorists have now released two israeli hostages, an 85-year-old woman and a 79-year-old woman. just think about that for a minute, amid all the rush of other war news.
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Although advertising must continue to play its pivotal role in shaping narratives on social media, brands must remain vigilant in not falling prey to the pernicious dangers of misinformation, argues Oswald Lucas.
HUL is not alone, with other leading stock exchange-listed consumer goods companies such as Colgate-Palmolive and Marico also expanding their advertising spend by 26-32% year-on-year in the September quarter. Most companies have been increasing advertising expenses with the improvement in margins due to the reduction in input cost pressures, industry executives said.