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The main vector for disinformation operations were journalists. That was there

were the gatekeepers and yeah, to convince a journalist that a story is, you know,

newsworthy and for example, that a forgery is credible enough to be covered as real.

So that meant that some of these operations really required craftsmanship and

exquisite planning and preparations. Sometimes they had to, you know, maintain

friendly relationships with with journalists in order to surface this material in a more effective way.

One of the fascinating questions I think is whether that has changed as the result

of the internet. And I would say that arguably the answer is a little bit but not completely.

I'm Quintia Jurassic and this is the Lafayr podcast, April 30th, 2020.

Today we're bringing you another episode of our Arbiter's of Truth mini series on disinformation.

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