Facts Management.

  Propaganda versus News on Social Media. Introduction Social media has become a ubiquitous part of our lives, connecting us with people, information, and entertainment. However, social media also poses challenges and risks, especially regarding the quality and credibility of the information we consume and share. How can we tell the difference between news and propaganda on social media? What are the impacts of social media on our society, politics, economy, and mental health?  I will explore these questions and suggest ways to improve our media literacy and critical thinking skills. What are the differences between News and Propaganda? News and propaganda are both forms of communication that aim to inform, persuade, or influence the audience. However, they differ in their purpose, methods, and ethical standards. News is based on verifiable facts, evidence, and sources, presenting multiple perspectives and contexts in a balanced and fair way. News also acknowledges errors and corrects