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Misinformation and Propaganda

Misinformation : 2018January21Sunday

How Dangerous Is Misinformation On Facebook?

Trump's 'fake news awards' make it even harder to address misinformation

Stewart Edelstein: In our misinformation age, apply Socrates' lie detector test

The climate change misinformation at a top museum is not a conservative conspiracy

Misinformation for profit

Digital Publishing: When Journalists Unwittingly Help Spread Misinformation

Tiffin Conference tackles misinformation in ag industry

Truth and misinformation regarding the proposed Great Falls slaughterhouse

'The Office' star Jenna Fischer posts lengthy apology after spreading misinformation about GOP tax bill

Google must stop misinformation on abortion, say online advisers

Propaganda: 2018January21Sunday

Too Racist for Russian Propaganda?

Twitter Emails Over Half a Million People to Let Them Know They Retweeted Russian Propaganda

The insidious propaganda

Twitter Reveals 1000 More Accounts Tied to Russian Propaganda Agency

North Korea Using Winter Olympics to Fuel Online 'Reunification' Propaganda

A Documentary in Which Everything Is a Lie

A Sundance filmmaker has made a movie about the Russian propaganda machine, and it is terrifying

Twitter may notify users exposed to Russian propaganda during 2016 election

Twitter to notify users exposed to Russian propaganda during US elections

NRA talking point or Russian propaganda? A short quiz

Fake News : 2018January21Sunday

Our New President review – fake news buffet slyly links Trump with Putin

Facebook's news feed changes could elevate fake news while harming legitimate news outlets

Fake News Kicks Into High Gear In Czech Presidential Runoff

Twitter and Facebook have very different ideas about “fake news.” One of them is terribly wrong.

Facebook plan to combat fake news draws scepticism

JOHN BRUMMETT: Boneheaded, not fake

Police warn of fake money

CNN's Acosta On Trump's Fake News Awards: He Is The King Of Fake News

Trump Has No Idea What 'Fake News' Means

Fake Denzel Washington Story

Disinformation: 2018January21Sunday

Russian disinformation campaign has been 'extremely successful' in Europe, warns EU

Sweden to create new authority tasked with countering disinformation

Dossiers and Disinformation

Year in Review: Tech Companies Grapple with Disinformation

Inside a Russian disinformation campaign in Ukraine in 2014

Examining the Russian Disinformation Campaign

70 Years of Disinformation: How the CIA Funded Opinion Magazines in Europe

EU sets up team to tackle fake news, disinformation

McMaster: US has seen signs of Russian 'subversion and disinformation' in upcoming Mexican election

Rappler Talk: Clarissa David on fake news and disinformation

Misinformation Online: 2018January21Sunday

This new guide is like a cookbook for investigating fake news

Trump hotels swarmed with 's***hole' reviews on Yelp

Google must stop misinformation on abortion, say online advisers

HuffPost, Breaking From Its Roots, Ends Unpaid Contributions

Trump hotel called 's***hole' and given hundreds of one-star reviews on Yelp

Huffington Post, breaking from its citizen journalism roots, ends unpaid contributions

Is OJ Simpson Back in Custody?

Fox News Is Most Trusted News Source in Trump's America—As Faith In Media Plummets

Multi-prong approach needed to combat misinformation, say experts and MPs

Macron's War on 'Fake News'

Misinformation & Social Media: 2018January21Sunday

Facebook's news feed changes could elevate fake news while harming legitimate news outlets

How Dangerous Is Misinformation On Facebook?

Misinformation On Social Media Led To Pune Violence: Minister

Facebook attacked by critics over 'fake news' — but outside the US this time

Facebook Is Investigating Possible Russia Meddling in Brexit

Twitter is letting 677000 users know they engaged with Russian propaganda

Facebook to prioritise 'trustworthy' news based on surveys

Stewart Edelstein: In our misinformation age, apply Socrates' lie detector test

'The Office' star Jenna Fischer posts lengthy apology after spreading misinformation about GOP tax bill

Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter were grilled by lawmakers about terrorist content on social media