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The complexities and contradictions of calls for increased transparency around online advertising.
What we learned about tech platforms and disinformation — and what we still don’t know.
The platforms can no longer delay on partnering with independent researchers and civil society organizations
Despite the trending hashtags and media coverage, research shows anti-maskers are often amplified by algorithms, Twitter and the people who mock them.
Data voids on social networks are spreading misinformation and causing real world harm.
A prospective parliamentary candidate found himself at the centre of a frenzy caused by a fake —but strikingly similar — account on Monday as the UK election heats up.
The 2019 UK General Election campaign could not have got off to a more predictable start for those with a concern about disinformation.
'We are increasingly seeing the weaponisation of context,' says First Draft US director and co-founder Claire Wardle in the third of a new series of guides addressing trust and truth in the digital age.
The second in a new series of guides from First Draft looks at the tools, tips and techniques for figuring out if online materials is what it purports to be.
Journalists need a guiding set of principles for how they mine social media for public information.
