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Article content “Warning for women in British Columbia. Recently up to five women have all gone missing. … You need to travel in pairs and carry self defence weapons. This man is targeting single women,” reads an alarming statement spread widely on Facebook in recent days. It was just one version of a string of similar messages on Facebook, TikTok and Twitter that Mounties tried to halt this weekend, categorizing them as unproven rumours that were scaring people. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or B.C. RCMP seek to quash fast-spreading abduction rumours on social media Back to video ....
The virus ups data journalism’s game “COVID-19 has surfaced the challenges of data journalism, above all its dependence on institutional data and a lack of time, resources, expertise, or ability to scrutinize the underlying assumptions in a data set.” Data journalism played a major role during the first wave of the global coronavirus pandemic, gaining in significance and status with its promise of evidence-driven reporting on the spread of COVID-19. Figures and charts showing daily infection rates, hospitalizations, and deaths became commonplace in reporting on COVID-19, and in discussions among citizens at home or on social media. The numbers from public authorities and data journalism teams presented a stark picture of the devastating impact of the virus across the world. But they also risked leaving audiences with a misleading picture of how their city, region, or country was faring in the struggle against the virus. ....