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As Australians prepare to head to the polls, political parties and politicians of all stripes have stoked fear-fuelled narratives about China in a bid to secure votes.
Ahead of Australia's 2022 poll, this 'election playbook' explores disinformation tactics, vulnerabilities, and how perceptions of misinformation can blur with political bias.
What ‘the pivot to audio’ means for misinformation research and platform moderation.
This is the fourth and final installment of a four-part insights report series, to be published at the start of each month, that provides a summary of the key trends and insights on information disorder related to vaccines over the past 30 days.
Whether it’s genuine confusion or malicious intent, the CDC and FDA’s Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System is being used to sow vaccine fears around the world.
News coverage that scapegoated Muslims for the spread of Covid-19 has been given a new lease of life on YouTube.
This is the third installment of a four-part insights report series, to be published at the start of each month, that provides a summary of the key trends and insights on information disorder related to vaccines over the past 30 days.
Prevention, not cure, may be a more effective way to combat misinformation.
Ongoing investigations into the origin of the coronavirus pandemic have created a minefield for journalists and audiences.
Inside the spread of an Islamophobic influence operation targeting Muslims in India.
This is the second installment of a four-part insights report series, to be published at the start of each month, that provides a summary of the key trends and insights on information disorder related to vaccines over the past 30 days.
An anti-Muslim influence network in India hijacked recent conversations around Israel and Palestine.
