Duke Reporters Lab
How the Duke Reporters’ Lab used the political conventions to perfect its automated fact-checking program
The past two weeks’ political conventions provided the perfect conditions for the Tech & Check…
Abuse and threats come with the territory for many of the world’s fact-checkers
“Without fear or favor” was the theme of this past Sunday’s World Press Freedom Day…
U.S. fact-checkers gear up for 2020 campaign with 50 active platforms
With the U.S. election now less than a year away, at least four dozen American…
There are 210 active fact-checkers in 68 countries, says the Duke Reporters’ Lab
The Duke Reporters’ Lab has just updated its fact-checking census and revealed there are at…
Automated fact-checking has come a long way. But it still faces significant challenges.
Editor's note: This article has been updated with additional information from Chequeado.
Report: There are 149 fact-checking projects in 53 countries. Thats a new high.
A new report from the Duke Reporters’ Lab offers a snapshot of the evolving fact-checking…
Review: Live fact-checking takes center stage at the State of the Union
Donald Trump was about 20 minutes into his address when he touted job creation.
This Washington Post fact check was chosen by a bot
Automation is already helping fact-checkers publish their work.
In 2017, fact-checking grew around the world but not in the U.S.
It’s been a big year for fact-checkers.
The extreme ratings of fact-checkers around the world
This article was republished with permission by the Duke Reporters’ Lab. Claire Ballentine is a…
