Anatomy of an Inauthentically Organized Campaign Disinformation campaigns depend on real-world events to offer an illusion of popularity for unpopular ideas, but they're easy to spot when you know what to look for.
Anti-Vaccine Disinformation Campaign Echoes ‘Doctor’s Plot’ Rhetoric Cynical lies are undermining efforts to reach a population that has already been primed to refuse the COVID-19 vaccine.
The ‘Critical Race Theory’ Coordinated Disinformation Campaign Vague insinuations and apocalyptic handwringing are sure signs of an inauthentically organized media strategy.
Foreign Influence Agents Goaded Trump Forums After U.S. Elections, Researchers Say Graphika's report finds that suspected Russian agents pushed 'Stop the Steal,' other anti-democratic narratives.
International Disinfo Machines Turning After State-Sponsored Kidnapping of Belarusian Journalist Botnets, professional trolls, and enablers are following what should be by now a very familiar pattern.
Cinnamon Toast Crunch ‘Shrimp Tails’ Twitter Controversy A Twitter account claimed he found "shrimp tails" in a box of Cinnamon Toast Crunch cereal in an increasingly strange series of tweets.
How to Fight Disinformation: Part II — Gaslighting The brazen and blatant lies of gaslighting campaigns are difficult to fight with fact-checking alone, but they can be defeated through a multidisciplinary approach.
Citing Conspiracy Theories, Pennsylvania Republicans Refuse to Seat Democratic Party Senator Imaginary claims of "voter fraud" and "invalid elections" are being used to sow doubt and chaos around the state-certified win of Democratic Party candidates.
How to Fight Disinformation — Part I: Firehosing A practical guide to battling common disinformation and other hybrid warfare tactics.
How to Fight Disinformation: Introduction and Overview Your personal data is out there for the foreseeable future, so you have to fight against its myriad uses in other ways.
