July 02, 2019
Figure of the Week: 6 Million Dollars
How much can pro-Kremlin outlets earn on disinformation?
Figure of the Week
109 articles
June 25, 2019
Figure of the Week: 11 120 000
Margarita Simonyan, RT's editor-in-chief, announced on Twitter that the Spanish RT website received 11 120 000 unique visitors in May.
June 18, 2019
Figure of the Week: 111,486
Analysis by De Groene Amsterdammer shows that in three days, the Internet Research Agency produced as many as 111,486 tweets. Out of this number, at least 65,000 tweets were blaming Ukraine for downing of the MH17 plane. The MH17 crash was the time of the biggest activity of Russian trolls ever.
May 30, 2019
Figure of the Week: 500
Over 500 Facebook pages and accounts spreading disinformation or using disinformation tactics were reported by Avaaz in the last three months.
May 21, 2019
Figure of the Week: 3
Three victims of online disinformation speak out, sharing their personal experiences of facing online and off-line harassment and threats.
May 14, 2019
Figure of the Week: 5G
Russian state media is stirring up fear about 5G technology in the West to decrease public support and give Russia the advantage.
April 30, 2019
Figure of the week: 400 000
RT’s video about the Mueller report was recommended over 400 000 times on YouTube Washington Post reports.
April 16, 2019
Figure of the Week: 5
Five Nordic and Baltic security services have warned Europeans about the threat of pro-Kremlin disinformation and election meddling attempts.
April 02, 2019
Figure of the Week: 68
An analysis of nearly ten million posts on the Russian social network VKontakte confirms widespread negative coverage about Ukraine's presidential candidates, with 68% of messages about Petro Poroshenko being strongly negative and derogatory.
March 26, 2019
Figure of the week: 14
Ahead of the Slovak presidential elections, 14 disinformation pages on Facebook shared pro-Kremlin narratives seeking to delegitimise the democratic process.
