Demand for Deceit: Why Do People Consume and Share Disinformation?

By Dean Jackson There is a market for information. Some people—journalists, researchers, anyone with a keyboard—produce information. Others are willing to exchange something of value for it, even if that something is mere time and attention. This applies to information that is true and therefore use ...

Power 3.0 Podcast – 2019 Year-End Reading Recommendations

In every episode of the Power 3.0 podcast, show co-hosts Christopher Walker and Shanthi Kalathil ask featured guests to share what they are currently reading that has informed their thinking. Since its launch in December 2018, the Power 3.0 podcast has been proud to host 17 experts who are on the cu ...

Authoritarian Technology and Disinformation: A Conversation with Natalia Antelava

In this episode of the Power 3.0 podcast, featured guest Natalia Antelava discusses innovative approaches to reporting on two dual trends—the disinformation crisis and the impact of authoritarian technologies—in an increasingly crowded and noisy global information space. Natalia Antelava is co-found ...

Investigating Transnational Kleptocracy: A Conversation with Miranda Patrucic

In this episode of the Power 3.0 podcast, featured guest Miranda Patrucic discusses how the cross-border networking of investigative journalists can be an effective tool for countering the challenge of modern transnational kleptocracy by following the money across international borders. Miranda Patr ...