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Figure of the Week: 35

Figure of the Week: 35

Not less than 945 fake / unfounded pieces of news have been published in 2019 by four tabloids (Informer, Srpski Telegraf, Alo and Kurir) with the largest circulation in Serbia, fact-checking platform Raskrikavanje found in their most recent analysis.
Figure of the week: 54,000

Figure of the week: 54,000

The industry of social media manipulation is available, cheap and efficient, while the largest social media platforms are failing to tackle coordinated inauthentic behaviour online. These are the troubling findings of the latest study presented by NATO Strategic Communications Centre of Excellence in Riga (NATO CoE).
Figure of the Week: 90%

Figure of the Week: 90%

A new study of digital literacy among US high school students paints a deeply troubling picture: 90% of students surveyed failed at least two thirds of the digital literacy assessment.
Figure of the Week: 100, almost

Figure of the Week: 100, almost

Pro-Kremlin narratives targeting Georgia have remained the same for a hundred years. Georgian leaders a hundred years ago were accused of "selling their country to England". The disinformation of today follows the same patterns.
Figure of the Week: 39

Figure of the Week: 39

39 percent of Russians express trust Vladimir Putin; a number that has been constantly falling for over a year. This, according to a poll performed by independent Russian pollster Levada Center. 
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