"I get what you mean. Do you think the solution is teaching older people how to use social media, or just letting traditional media handle it for them?"
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Social media: news at our finger tips
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If we say we want to get our news from social media i would say it a bad ang good way because of many old people who don't know how to operate how are they going to get the news clearly
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52 days agoThese days, news spreads faster than ever. A single tweet or post can travel across the world in minutes, sometimes even before official media houses report it. This speed has benefits—people stay informed, and voices that were once ignored can now be heard. But it also has dangers: fake news, misinformation, and half-truths can spread just as fast. The question is, who do we trust in a time when everyone can post “breaking news”?
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