Diego Chvez

Diego Chávez is a Senior Research Fellow at the Center for Media Ethics and Policy, where he leads investigations into the structural and ethical challenges confronting modern journalism. With over 15 years of dedicated experience, Diego is renowned for his forensic approach to journalistic case studies, meticulously dissecting news events to reveal the intricate interplay of editorial choices, technological pressures, and societal impact. His academic foundation includes an M.A. in Journalism and Mass Communication from Northwestern University, where his thesis explored the weaponization of social media in political narratives. Diego's professional philosophy centers on the belief that rigorous, evidence-based analysis of past news coverage is essential for fostering greater transparency and accountability in the media landscape. He specializes in the impact of digital disinformation on traditional news reporting, offering unparalleled insights into how news organizations can better navigate an increasingly complex information environment. Readers can expect his articles to provide detailed, actionable breakdowns of real-world scenarios, complete with ethical frameworks and best practices for journalists and media consumers alike. His seminal work, 'The Anatomy of a Viral Lie: A Post-Mortem of Digital Misinformation,' published in the Journal of Investigative Journalism, is a cornerstone text in media studies