‘This Comic Was Created Around 1930’ A cartoon illustrations how disinformation recirculates through history.
Anti-Vaccine Disinformation Still Going Strong on Social Media: Report The Center for Countering Digital Hate and Anti-Vax Watch say the majority of disinformation comes from just twelve purveyors, most of whom remain on platforms despite openly flouting stated rules and guidelines.
Native American Journalists Call On Cohorts to ‘Withdraw Support from CNN’ after Pundit’s Racist Comments The Native American Journalists Association accused the network of ignoring repeated mistreatment of indigenous communities.
Alleged Billboard Renews Interest in Online Campaign to ‘Bring Back Tony Stark to Life’ The campaign can be traced back to a French fan's online petition from 2019.
Rap Legend DMX’s Death Confirmed Hours After Confusion Online A "streetwear" Twitter account posted -- and then retracted -- a post reporting his death prematurely.
Comedian Reveals Himself as Creator of Viral ‘Darla From Amazon’ Twitter Account Robbie Appleton says a push for unionization at one facility was on his mind in playing an "ambassador" online.
Facebook’s Zuckerberg Falsely Tells Lawmakers ‘We Don’t Allow’ Disinformation in Ads The tech CEO did not mention that political ads were not subject to fact-checking labels.
Online Conspiracy Theorists Swarm ‘HRC’ Suez Canal Boat Jam Right-wing trolls and other disinformation purveyors quickly tried to paint a story out of Egypt as "cover" for something more sinister.
Far-Right U.S. Legislators Using Disinformation to Gain, Strengthen Positions As some lawmakers use conspiracy theories to delay or interrupt the political process, others are leveraging them to try and gain power.
Law Professor Refutes Trump Attorneys’ Attempt to Cite Him in Impeachment Defense Brian Kalt said the way his work was cited represented "a breach of professional standards."
