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 …
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Parallel Platforms, Parallel Principles: The Emergence of Social Media from Authoritarian Settings
By Dean Jackson On August 19, 2019, Twitter and Facebook announced for the first time that they had …
Exploring Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Disinformation Hub
By Darko Brkan Disinformation has never been more a part of the public discourse in the Balkans and …
The Invisible Thumb: Studying the Market for Social Media Manipulation
By Sebastian Bay From the 2014 invasion of Ukraine to more recent attempts to interfere in democratic elections …
A Ray of Hope in the Haze: Disinformation and the Slovak Presidential Election
By Katarína Klingová Many see the election of Zuzana Čaputová to the Slovak presidency as a hopeful sign …
An Intelligent Human Rights Agenda for Artificial Intelligence
By Eileen Donahoe and Megan MacDuffee Metzger Around the world, concern about the consequences of our growing reliance …