Future of Media, Entertainment and Sport

The global war of narratives and the role of social media

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Social media plays an increasing role in military operations. Image: REUTERS/Dado Ruvic

Dr. Jean-Marc Rickli
Assistant Professor, King's College London
Anja Kaspersen
Former Head of Geopolitics and International Security, World Economic Forum
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