Figure of the Week: 150
Since 2017, the number of countries using organised social media manipulation campaigns has increased 150%, from 28 to 70.
Disinformation as Dialogue
Disinformation evolves in a dialogue between Russia and Western Europe. This can be illustrated by the current political term of "sovereignism"; the term has zag-zaged across Europe since the 19th century to become part of an anti-democratic agenda of the Kremlin.
Old Wine, New Bottles, 6500 Disinformation Cases Later
How do you mix Latvian sprats with Russophobia? Was Hunter Biden trying to push for a war in Ukraine? What other disinformation ''treasures'' can be found in the EUvsDisinfo database? And how do you cure a disinformation hangover?
How to get the European Parliament to read Russia Today
EP Today: A news website that doesn't write 99% of its articles, targets decision makers in the EU and misleads the public about the origin of most of their content: Russia Today.
Prime-Time BS
More and more Russians disapprove of the government-controlled TV channels. Now the famous rock star Boris Grebenshchikov chimes in with a new song about the state-sponsored disinformation.
Disinformation Review
Old Wine, New Bottles, 6500 Disinformation Cases Later
How do you mix Latvian sprats with Russophobia? Was Hunter Biden trying to push for a war in Ukraine? What other disinformation ''treasures'' can be found in the EUvsDisinfo database? And how do you cure a disinformation hangover?
Figure of the Week
Figure of the Week: 8
According to a recent experiment, hiring someone to run a disinformation attack on a company would cost you $8 per social media post.
