The issue of fake news’, what it is, and how to stop it, has stolen headlines around the globe. Global leaders have seized on it as a hot topic, the US president decries it whenever he sees a critical headline, and even the Pope has condemned it as a bad influence on society.
In Asia, the fake news debate has taken on some unique characteristics. Critics argue it is being used as an excuse to...
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