We explore new approaches to the complex phenomenon of online coordination.

First Draft study offers insights into Facebook comment sections, where vaccine misinformation sometimes goes undetected.

Manipulated photos and videos flood our social media platforms. With PAI, we provide guidance for labelling them.

A new study suggests audiences in the country are often comfortable differentiating between factual and misleading information on the messaging platform.

Comprova was launched in response to plummeting trust in the Brazilian media, which dropped by 17% between 2017 and 2018

In Brazil, the Comprova project's tipline amassed one of the largest known WhatsApp data sets around elections. Here's what we learned.

In-depth interviews and surveys found that the collaboration was credible, and taught verification skills

Our new report for the Council of Europe aims to bring structure to conversations about misleading and malicious information

This report presents the findings of an in-depth study into the impact that viewing traumatic eyewitness media has upon the mental health of staff working for news, human rights and humanitarian organisations.

An in-depth analysis of how much eyewitness media was used by eight major newspaper websites over a three week period