Fake news grabs our attention, produces false memories and appeals to our emotions
“Fake news” is a relatively new term, yet it’s now seen as one of the
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On TV, political ads are regulated – but online, anything goes
With the 2020 election just a year away, Facebook is under fire from presidential candidates,
Protego Press Weekly Roundup- November 20th, 2019
It’s the third week of November, and while attention may be shifting to next week’s
Website privacy options aren’t much of a choice since they’re hard to find and use
Hana Habib, Carnegie Mellon University and Lorrie Cranor, Carnegie Mellon University You’ve probably encountered a
Protego Press Weekly Roundup- November 14th, 2019
The second week of November brings record chills to much of the US, but the
Protego Press Weekly Roundup- November 6th, 2019
It’s the first week of November, and while the end of the year may be
Making Sense Of Twitter’s Political Ad Ban
On Wednesday, Jack Dorsey, Twitter’s CEO, made a bold proclamation on behalf of this company.
Protego Press Weekly Round Up- October 30th, 2019
It’s the last week of October, and Halloween isn’t the only thing providing frights these
Fake news: emotions and experiences, not more data, could be the antidote
At a time when public debate around the world is suffering from a collision between
Protego Press Weekly Roundup- October 9th, 2019
As we move onward into October, the tech policy world continues to also move onward.