Category: Disinformation
For the Record
What’s the future of the public archive of Trans lives and stories as erasure and authoritarianism takes hold?
The Two Percent
A growing number of Canadians identify as Autistic yet media organizations still default to erasure, a case study of SJC
The Digital Blue-print to Preserving Journalism
A narrative guide to journalistic survival in the age of artificial intelligence and social media influencers
Newsroom Fact-Checking in the Age of AI
As AI technology makes it harder to tell if visual content is real, for newsrooms, it means adapting their approach — or […]
Ignoring ‘Slopaganda’ and Embracing Wikipedia: Experts Provide Advice For Combating Misinformation
As new consumers face a challenging information ecosystem , media experts offer tips for navigating mis and disinformation. When The New York […]
To Game or Not To Game
Journalists are turning to gamification as an engagement tool, but differing approaches highlight how the strategy is vulnerable to exploitation — and […]
Lights, Camera, Fact Check
If you’ve ever watched The Newsroom or The Morning Show and thought, “Wow, journalism looks thrilling,” you wouldn’t be alone. Fast-paced newsrooms, dramatic interviews, and high-stakes ethical dilemmas make for compelling television. But these depictions raise an important question: how much of this is real, and how much is entertainment?
Where Did You Hear That? The Importance of Fact-checking in the Age of Social Media
Last summer, I was at a work dinner when our conversation turned to Imane Khalif, Algeria’s first-ever Olympic gold medalist in women’s […]
The Outlandish World of Climate Disinformation
Climate misinformation pertains to unintentionally inaccurate or misleading content, whereas climate disinformation refers to the spread of intentionally deceptive information, both of which undermine the existence of climate change and climate action.