Read the case study titled at the Media Ethics Initiative website. Then, answer these questions:
- What are the central values in conflict in Facebooks decision to not fact-check political advertisements?
- Has the evolution of technology and the overload of information in our era mitigated John Stuart Mills arguments for unrestrained free speech?
- Do social media companies like Facebook owe the public fact-checking services? Why or why not?
- Who is responsible for accurate political information: Producers, consumers, or disseminators of advertisements?
Requirements:
- Your paper should be 8-10 pages in length, not counting the title and reference pages, which must be included.
- Include research from at least 8-10 scholarly sources. You may use the course required readings and the sources listed as Further Information on the case study webpage.
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