ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (Feb 23, 2022) – French citizens can learn how to protect themselves from false and misleading information on the internet thanks to a new app-based program from MediaWise, the social-first digital media ...
A screenshot of Axios Generate newsletter on Wednesday, the day before a major hearing to hold Big Oil to account for misinformation.Screenshot: Axios/Gizmodo This is a special joint investigation from Earther and HEATED, a newsletter ...
This article was originally published in Scientific American. It will be republished with permission. Who shares fake news? Political scientists, behaviorists and the media have said that political conservatives are largely responsible for spreading misinformation. ...
Profiting from climate change denial has just gotten a little more difficult. The Google Ads team announced yesterday that it will “ban the promotion and monetization of content that contradicts the established scientific consensus on ...
GUWAHATI, November 3: Assam Prime Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has called on state police to take action against those who spread rumors through a fake Twitter post with the Prime Minister’s name and picture that ...
Consider Andy, who is worried about contracting COVID-19. Unable to read all the articles he sees on it, he relies on trusted friends for tips. When one opines on Facebook that pandemic fears are overblown, ...
Twitter blocked and flagged some allegations by Donald Trump of electoral fraud in the run-up to and after the 2020 presidential election. The tweets spread on and off Twitter anyway. That’s according to a new ...
Paresh Rawal: If you don’t verify yourself before sharing fake news, you’re helping spread the word – The Shillong Times At home ENTERTAINMENT BUZZ Paresh Rawal: If you don’t verify yourself before sharing fake news, ...
Mumbai, July 19th Bollywood actor Paresh Rawal confesses a “paap” (sin) that he practically committed. “One thing I want to say is that I committed a paap (sin) on social media. But sometimes mistakes happen. ...
“One thing I want to say is that I committed a paap (sin) on social media. But sometimes mistakes happen. If you don’t verify yourself before sharing fake news, you are helping to spread it. ...
