Nobel laureate Ressa warns of 'weaponization' of social media at McGill talk
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She was a CNN foreign correspondent for two decades, reporting on terrorist networks in Southeast Asia and running the network’s Manila and Jakarta bureaus. In 2012 she started the online news website Rappler, growing it from a team of 12 journalists to more than 100. Rappler CEO and Executive Editor Maria Ressa is escorted by police after posting bail in Pasig Regional Trial Court in Pasig City, Philippines, March 29, 2019.“They want to pound you into silence, because if I can pound you into silence I take your voice out of the mix and I can recreate what you were about to say,” she said.
Once a true believer of sites like Facebook, which she believed would help to build humanitarian institutions from the bottom up, Ressa said her opinion changed around 2016 when the technology’s ability to spread misinformation became clearer. “I have to say the Nobel Prize reminded me that doing the right thing is the right thing,” she said, to loud applause.
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