By: Hazel Gandhi, Jeremy Armstrong
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Hazel Gandhi is a Graduate Student based in Mumbai. With a background in mass media from St Xavier's College, she specializes in fact checking and has previously covered social media trends and pop culture, focusing on themes such as government and politics, elections, and international affairs. Hazel's work has been featured in notable publications including The Quint, Columbia Journalism Review, and Inc. Magazine.
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Hazel's coverage is primarily focused on debunking fake news, misinformation, and viral content. Given this focus, she would be most interested in hearing from experts who can provide insights into the spread of misinformation and how to combat it.
Due to her expertise in fact-checking and debunking viral content, Hazel may also appreciate commentary from individuals with a background in media literacy or technology-specific knowledge related to deepfakes and AI-generated content.
Considering her national focus on India, pitches should offer perspectives relevant to the Indian context when addressing issues related to fake news, social media trends or cultural phenomena.
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