Скачать или смотреть 1. The Fact-Checker’s Browser: Your Gateway to Online Verification

In this first tutorial of a ten-part series on fact-checking tools and techniques, we explore the #1 essential tool for online investigations: your web browser. Whether you’re a journalist, researcher, or someone looking to verify online content, choosing the right browser can make all the difference.

🔍 What You’ll Learn:

Strengths and weaknesses of popular browsers like Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Brave, Tor, and the new Arc.
How to select the right browser based on your privacy, performance, and fact-checking needs.
Essential privacy tips and the role of browsers in sensitive investigations.

🛠 Tools Highlighted:

Google Chrome: Extensions and seamless integration with Google services.
Mozilla Firefox: Open-source transparency and strong privacy features.
Brave: Ad and tracker blocking for secure browsing.
Tor: Anonymity for sensitive investigations.
Arc: A promising newcomer for privacy-focused customization.

🎯 Ideal for fact-checkers, investigative journalists, and anyone navigating the complexities of online misinformation.

Chapters:
0:00 - Intro: Why Your Browser Matters
0:30 - The Most Important Tool: Your Brain
2:15 - Browser Breakdown: Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Tor, and More
5:00 - Choosing the Right Browser for Fact-Checking
6:15 - Final Tips: Combining Browsers for Efficiency

💬 Which browser do you use for fact-checking? Share your insights in the comments!
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***This tutorial series was initially developed for CFI https://cfi.fr/en, the French media development agency, as part of the Talmil educational platform https://talmil.org.