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Muting Misinformation: Resources for identifying and dealing with misinformation

Mark Sableman September 8, 2020
Illustration of a figure with a TV head speaking through a megaphone, and someone changing the channel

We may be on our own in the world of internet misinformation, but an expert industry is developing about how to spot it and how to better understand the strange world of information on the internet. READ MORE

Muting Misinformation: Only you can prevent the spread of political untruths

Mark Sableman August 31, 2020
Illustration of a figure with a TV head speaking through a megaphone, and someone changing the channel

Political misinformation on the Internet is likely to continue, and our previous posts on laws, business practices and reforms have made it apparent that it is up to you, the Web User, to navigate truth and falsity on your own. READ MORE

Studies discuss difficulty of combatting disinformation

Mark Sableman Mike Nepple March 28, 2018
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The rise of disinformation ("fake news") is a social phenomenon affecting millions, if not billions, of people who use the internet. How do we weed out the misleading or inaccurate reports? The solution will be more complicated than we thought. READ MORE