December 05, 2017
Figure of the Week: 18
Online disinformation and manipulation targeted elections in at least 18 countries over the past year, according to a new study.
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September 12, 2017
We have a new website
Today we launch our new website www.euvsdisinfo.eu, providing you with a single resource on addressing the challenge of pro-Kremlin disinformation, in the form of: attractive and clear design interactive statistics new layout for the #DisinfoReview searchable database of disinformation cases comprehensive reading list easy to send feedback and report…
May 05, 2020
Figure of the Week: 117 Million
Harmful misinformation on the coronavirus was shared over 1.7 million times on Facebook and viewed an estimated 117 million times. This is the conclusion of a recent study published by the Avaaz activist network.
March 13, 2018
Figure of the Week: 6
Disinformation spreads faster and farther than truth on Twitter, and bots are not the main culprits.
December 03, 2020
It’s the Global Elite, Stupid!
This week’s disinformation can be split into three categories: on geopolitics, geopolitical conspiracies and weird conspiracies. Underlying is the idea of a global elite secretly pulling the strings.
November 29, 2017
Figure of the Week: €110 million
The United Kingdom has earmarked over €110 million to fight disinformation in Eastern Partnership countries.
March 08, 2017
Check your sources
French fact checkers Les Décodeurs, linked to the newspaper Le Monde, have now launched a new tool for checking the credibility of online news sources. The Decodex tool, available in French, allows internet users to enter the URL of a news site and see Les Décodeurs’ assessment…
October 08, 2019
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.
March 10, 2020
Figure of the Week: 8
At least eight media outlets in Norway have cited social media accounts controlled by the St. Petersburg "troll factory" in news stories.