Anglais Oral Flashcards
Journalist (opening):
“Good morning everyone! Welcome to Media Matters, the radio show where we talk about media and its role in our lives. I’m [journalist’s name], your host. Today, we’re discussing the impact of media on society and the dangers of fake news. Joining me is our media expert, [expert’s name]. Welcome!”
“Thanks for having me! Hi, everyone. I’m Victor la mouche, and I study how media affects society. I’m excited to talk about this topic today!”
“Media has changed a lot, from newspapers to social media. What do you think about this evolution?”
“Media has moved from one-way communication, like newspapers, to interactive platforms, like social media. This makes it easier to share information, but also spreads fake news.”
Journalist:
“How has social media changed media control?”
Media Expert:
“Before, big companies controlled the media, which made it more credible. Now, anyone can share information on social media. This gives more freedom, but it’s harder to know what’s true.”
Journalist:
“And what does that mean for credibility?”
Media Expert:
“It’s good because we hear different opinions, but it also spreads false information. That’s why media literacy is so important.”
Journalist:
“How do people access news today?”
Media Expert:
“Young people use social media because it’s fast and interactive, while older people still trust TV and newspapers. Social media is quicker, but traditional media is more reliable.”
Journalist:
“So, does age make a difference?”
Media Expert:
“Yes! Younger people want speed and variety, while older people focus on trust and deeper analysis.”
Journalist:
“Fake news is everywhere. What are the dangers, and how should we deal with it?”
Media Expert:
“Fake news can trick people, create fear, and even change opinions. To avoid it, always check the source of the information and look for evidence or expert opinions.”
Journalist:
“And on social media?”
Media Expert:
“Don’t share posts without reading them first. Use fact-checking websites and compare the information with reliable sources.”
Journalist:
“Is media literacy the solution?
Media Expert:
“Absolutely! Learning to think critically and spot trustworthy sources is the best way to fight fake news.”
