MEDIA EDUCATION IN INTERNATIONAL JOURNALISM

This research aims to analyze the implementation of media literacy in 
international journalistic outlets. The concept, formalized in the United States in the 
1960s, seeks to develop critical thinking regarding the consumption of news content. 
It emerged in response to political manipulation through media and, more recently, 
the spread of fake news. According to CNN Brazil, four in ten Brazilians consume fake 
news daily, and 43% admit to having shared false content. Thus, media literacy is 
essential in both national and international journalism, promoting awareness of 
misleading information and reinforcing ethical and professional standards.