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The infodemic was an unprecedented challenge for newsrooms. First Draft’s US 2020 Student Network stepped up
As the pandemic spreads in Latin America, some Christian communities find themselves caught between faith and science.
Despite the trending hashtags and media coverage, research shows anti-maskers are often amplified by algorithms, Twitter and the people who mock them.
Geopolitical and nationalist narratives have been playing out in different communities, fomenting false information around treatments and cures for the coronavirus.
The infodemic has prompted some governments to restrict online speech in an attempt to stop the spread of false information. The cost? Fundamental human rights and freedoms.
Data voids on social networks are spreading misinformation and causing real world harm.
Six months after the World Health Organization first declared an 'infodemic', what have we learned about coronavirus misinformation?
