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On the dark side of truth

Nina Trige Andersen
Review written by Nina Trige Andersen
Where Truth Lies. Digital Culture and Documentary Media after 9/11
Forfatter: Kris Fallon
Forlag: University of California Press (USA)
MEDIA / The struggle for truth – and thus for documentary – has become brutal. A new book analyzes how truth claims and digital culture shape our political realities.




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Nina Trige Andersen
Nina Trige Andersen
Trige Andersen is a freelance journalist and historian.

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