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Biden’s speech elevated the dangers of disinformation with references to ‘truth’ ‘facts’ and ‘lies’

President Joe Biden used the words “truth,” “facts” and “lies” nine times in his inaugural…

January 20, 2021

Harrison Mantas

Growing usage of encrypted messaging apps could make it harder to combat misinformation

The exodus of users from Twitter and Facebook to apps like Signal and Telegram could make falsehoods harder to trace.

January 14, 2021

Harrison Mantas

Researchers say Facebook should allow fact-checkers to fact-check politicians

They argue the exemption gives politicians carte blanche to spread harmful disinformation on the platform.

January 12, 2021

Harrison Mantas

Disinformation or defamation? Attacks against Trump and Biden resemble those seen in other countries

The battle against electoral disinformation has also turned into a fight against attempts to slander Trump and Biden

October 22, 2020

Cristina Tardáguila

How techno-populists put the ‘Hate Machine’ to work in spreading disinformation

A Brazilian journalist shares her findings of common weaponry across the hemispheres

September 3, 2020

Cristina Tardáguila