1. BIG News. Aired on November 28 2022. Duration of 59 minutes. Rated E (Exempt). (start or resume video)
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This one-hour CBC News special unpacks the media's role in the deep polarization that is putting democracy in peril. Journalists, whistleblowers, and media critics dig into the ratings wars, fake news and mistrust, the Trump-effect, the politicization of the anti-racism marches and the pandemic, and the weaponization of social media. Featuring Daniel Dale, Ali Velshi, Gretchen Carlson, Andrew Sullivan, and more.
This one-hour CBC News special unpacks the media's role in the deep polarization that is putting democracy in peril. Journalists, whistleblowers, and media critics dig into the ratings wars, fake news and mistrust, the Trump-effect, the politicization of the anti-racism marches and the pandemic, and the weaponization of social media. Featuring Daniel Dale, Ali Velshi, Gretchen Carlson, Andrew Sullivan, and more.
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2. BIG True Crime. Aired on November 30 2022. Duration of 51 minutes. Rated E (Exempt). (start or resume video)
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True crime media is so big its influence is impacting our real justice system - and critics say it needs to be stopped (WARNING: this video contains graphic crime scene images and coarse language).
True crime media is so big its influence is impacting our real justice system - and critics say it needs to be stopped (WARNING: this video contains graphic crime scene images and coarse language).
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3. BIG Dating. Aired on February 10 2023. Duration of 52 minutes. Rated E (Exempt). (start or resume video)
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Online dating is big business, but do apps help or hurt our quest for love? CBC News explores how this industry could be changing our human connections (WARNING: This video contains coarse language).
Online dating is big business, but do apps help or hurt our quest for love? CBC News explores how this industry could be changing our human connections (WARNING: This video contains coarse language).