Jeff Bezos’s QAnon Christmas
Amazon continues to sell a trove of items related to a conspiracy theory that incites
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Social Media Influencers and the 2020 U.S. Election: Paying ‘Regular People’ for Digital Campaign Communication
In the run up to the 2020 U.S. elections, partisan organizations are turning to a
Facebook and Twitter’s Handling of New York Post Hunter Biden Story Bodes Poorly for Post-Election Period
The controversy over steps taken by Facebook and Twitter to limit the distribution of a New York Post story
Four strategies to combat disinformation before elections
California laws passed to stop disinformation will likely be ineffective. Here are four strategies that
The Great Trust Crisis of 2020
Just as the Great Financial Crisis made us question whether our market economy is hopelessly
The Color of Coalescing Crises: The COVID-19 Pandemic & Infodemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has provoked a global health emergency with racial, socioeconomic and environmental impacts.
Biases in algorithms hurt those looking for information on health
YouTube hosts millions of videos related to health care. The Health Information National Trends Survey
The Bright Line Platforms Should Draw Around Election Misinformation
On May 26, 2020, Twitter took the unprecedented step of applying a label of “get
COVID-19 Misinformation and Disinformation Responses: Sorting the Good from the Bad
In their response to the coronavirus pandemic, social media platforms have shown what is possible.
Smoke Screens: An Initial Analysis of the Coronavirus Lawsuits in the United States against China and the World Health Organization
In mid-March 2020, three plaintiffs filed a class action complaint in Florida, seeking “damages suffered