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James Deane

  • Co-Founder, International Fund for Public Interest Media
London
As seen in: BBC, LSE Connect, The Lancet, Taipei Times, La Nación (Costa Rica), Le Temps, Global Voices, Project Syndicate, EJ Insight, The Journal of Immunology and
Co-founder of International Fund for Public Interest Media (ifpim.org ). Tweets my own views. Also on @jamesdeane.bsky.social
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Development Governance and the Media: the role of the media in building African society

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By Mark D. Wilson, James Deane, Gerald Milward-Oliver
| LSE Connect Verified
How can the media hold governments in developing countries to account? How can more effective media development improve development more widely? What is the impact of the digital revolution in Africa? Are there fragile states in which media development must be abandoned altogether? This report sets out the POLIS view of 'networked journalism' for fostering media development in Africa.
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As disinformation thrives, democracy dies

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By Nishant Lalwani, Maha Taki, James Deane
| Taipei Times Verified
By Nishant Lalwani, Maha Taki and James Deane Last year, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) countries collectively allocated more than US$220 billion in official development assistance (ODA). However, a rising tide of disinformation is undermining the effectiveness of these investments.
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Si la desinformación prospera, la democracia muere

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By James Deane, Maha Taki, Nishant Lalwani
| Revista de Prensa "Almendrón" Verified
El año pasado, los países de la OCDE colectivamente asignaron más de 220.000 millones de dólares en ayuda oficial para el desarrollo (AOD). Pero una ola creciente de desinformación está minando la efectividad de estas inversiones.
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