How one message gets spread via a wide network of sites
How the alt-right brought #SyriaHoax to America
by @DFRLab
Three thousand fake tanks
by @DFRLab
Information Wars: A Window into the Alternative Media Ecosystem
by Kate Starbird
Russian Narratives on NATO’s Deployment
by @DFRLab
Sex and lies: Russia’s EU news
by Andrew Rettman, EU Observer
Troll/bot network amplifying pro-Kremlin messaging
Disinformation: A Primer In Russian Active Measures And Influence Campaigns
by Clint Watts (.pdf), Statement Prepared for the U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence hearing
Hashtag Campaign: #MacronLeaks
by @DFRLab
The big business of disinformation
by Carl Miller, WIRED
Pro-Putin bots are dominating Russian political talk on Twitter
by Andrew Roth, Washington Post
The Same Twitter Bots That Helped Trump Tried to Sink Macron, Researcher Says
by Jordan Pearson, Motherboard
Russia’s Facebook Fake News Could Have Reached 70 Million Americans
by Ben Collins, Kevin Poulsen, Spencer Ackerman, The Daily Beast
Exclusive: Russia Used Facebook Events to Organize Anti-Immigrant Rallies on U.S. Soil
by Ben Collins, Kevin Poulsen, Spencer Ackerman, The Daily Beast
The Fake Americans Russia Created to Influence the Election
by Scott Shane, The New York Times
FORUM Q&A: Philip Howard on Computational Propaganda’s Challenge to Democracy
by NED
How fake news outperform real news
Unless The Government Acts Soon, Fake News Will Produce Deep Information Inequality
by Philip N. Howard, Huffington Post
This Analysis Shows How Viral Fake Election News Stories Outperformed Real News On Facebook
by Craig Silverman, BuzzFeed
Žebříček českých neověřených článků: dezinformační texty mají nad pravdivými navrch
by iROZHLAS.cz (CZ)
The Grim Conclusions of the Largest-Ever Study of Fake News
by Robinson Meyer, The Atlantic
Russia Helped Shape Italy’s Twitter Obsession With Immigrants
by Esteban Duarte and Chiara Albanese, Bloomberg
Fake news spreads faster than true news on Twitter—thanks to people, not bots
by Katie Langin, Science
How non-Kremlin actors (unwitting or intentionally) multiply Kremlin’s disinformation
Russian Agitprop Pervades Central and Eastern Europe
by Sergey Sukhankin, Jamestown
За антиукраинскими акциями в Польше стоит Кремль. Анализ вскрытой переписки
by Кирилл Мефодиев, InformNapalm (RU)
DISINFORMATION: A PRIMER IN RUSSIAN ACTIVE MEASURES AND INFLUENCE CAMPAIGNS
by Thomas Rid, Hearings before the Select Committee on Intelligence United States Senate
Never Mind The Russians, Meet The Bot King Who Helps Trump Win Twitter
by Joseph Bernstein, BuzzFeed
Annual Review of the Estonian Internal Security Service
Edition 2016, page 9 (.pdf)
Agents of the Russian World: Proxy Groups in the Contested Neighbourhood
by Orysia Lutsevych, Chatham House
Inside Russia’s Social Media War on America
by Massimo Calabresi, TIME
In This Info-War, The Problem Is Not Only Russia
by Nathalie Vogel, The Interpreter
E-Mail Hack Gives Glimpse Into Russia’s Influence Drive In Eastern Europe
by Yaroslav Shimov, Aleksy Dzikawicki, RFE/RL
Putin’s Useful Idiots: Britain’s Left, Right and Russia
By Andrew Foxall, The Henry Jackson Society (.pdf)
The Kremlin’s Sleight of Hand: Russia’s Soft Power Offensive in the UK
By Andrew Foxall, The Henry Jackson Society (.pdf)
by Paweł Reszka and Pavla Holcova, VSQUARE.org
InfoWars Has Republished More Than 1,000 Articles From RT Without Permission
by Jane Lytvynenko, BuzzFeed News
Russian ‘troll army’ tweets cited more than 80 times in UK media
by Alex Hern, Pamela Duncan and Helena Bengtsson, The Guardian
Ecosystem or Echo-System? Exploring Content Sharing across Alternative Media Domains
by Kate Starbird, Ahmer Arif, Tom Wilson, Katherine Van Koevering, Katya Yefimova and Daniel Scarnecchia, University of Washington and Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
by Scott Shane, The New York Times
Propaganda Pushed Around Indictment
by @DFRLab
Russian Influence Campaigns against the West: From the Cold War to Putin
by Kevin N. McCauley
Pro-Kremlin disinformation penetrates Western outlets
How Moscow is spreading its propaganda using EU-funded media
by vasgri, InformNapalm
Russia’s Fake “Electronic Bomb”
by @DFRLab
On “The Masks of the Revolution” – and on the ethics of journalism
by Sebastian Gobert, Nouvelles de l’Est
by Tony Romm and Rani Molla, Recode
Jenna Abrams, Russia’s Clown Troll Princess, Duped the Mainstream Media and the World
by Ben Collins and Joseph Cox, Daily Beast
Inside a Russian disinformation campaign in Ukraine in 2014
by Ellen Nakashima, The Washington Post
How much resource is used
500 bloggers ready to attack Ukraine and the EU
by East Stratcom Task Force
В Минобороны РФ создали войска информационных операций
by Interfax, webarchived 27/07/2017 (RU)
Russian Propaganda: ‘The Weaponization of Information
by Molly McKitterick, VOA
Russia’s National Guard to engage in information warfare
by Meduza
Russia’s National Guard to Monitor Social Networks
by Moscow Times, via StopFake
“Alternative narratives” of crisis events
Information Wars: A Window into the Alternative Media Ecosystem
by Kate Starbird
How pro-Kremlin outlets abuse the tragedy of terror
by East Stratcom Task Force
Who is vulnerable and how
Russlands geheimer Feldzug gegen den Westen
by Eckart Lohse, Reinhard Veser, Markus Wehner and Matthias Wyssuwa, FAZ (DE)
Success and effect
Russian propaganda wins EU hearts and minds
by Andrew Rettman, EU Observer
Even the strongest are in danger
by East Stratcom Task Force
NATO Publics Blame Russia for Ukrainian Crisis, but Reluctant to Provide Military Aid
by Katie Simmons, Bruce Stokes and Jacob Poushter, Pew Research Centre
Mixed messages and Signs of Hope from Central and Eastern Europe
by GLOBSEC Trends 2017 (.pdf)
Even small news outlets can affect public debate, Harvard study finds
by Martin Finucane, Boston Globe
#ElectionWatch: Scottish Vote, Pro-Kremlin Trolls
by @DFRLab
Measuring the reach of “fake news” and online disinformation in Europe
by Richard Fletcher, Alessio Cornia, Lucas Graves, and Rasmus Kleis Nielsen, Reuters Institute, University of Oxford (.pdf)
In Germany, online hate speech has real-world consequences
by The Economist
Russia’s Full Spectrum Propaganda
by @DFRLab
by Laura Hazard Owen, Nieman
#ElectionWatch: Beyond Russian Impact
by @DFRLab
A new study suggests fake news might have won Donald Trump the 2016 election
by Aaron Blake, The Washington Post
Feeding both sides of the extreme
Russian trolls ‘spreading discord’ over vaccine safety online
Jessica Glenza, The Guardian
Far-left, far-right, extremists, separatists
Russian model helps extreme right to become mainstream
by Anton Shekhovtsov, RAAMOPRUSLAND
Spread it on Reddit
by @DFRLab
Information Wars: A Window into the Alternative Media Ecosystem
by Kate Starbird
В Москве второй раз пройдет международный съезд сепаратистов
by rbc.ru, webarchived 27/07/2017
Russian Agitprop Pervades Central and Eastern Europe
by Sergey Sukhankin, Jamestown
More European Far Right Conferences in Russia
by Richard Arnold, Jamestown
Фашисты, друзья России
by Юрий Федоров, RFE/RL (RU)
Russian Internet: Fake News Haven?
@DFRLab
Putin’s friends in Europe
by Fredrik Wesslau, European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR)
The world according to Europe’s insurgent parties: Putin, migration and people power
by Susi Dennison and Dina Pardijs, European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR)
Russia and the European Far Left
Péter Krekó, Lóránt Győri, Political Capital Institute (.pdf)
Don’t ignore the left! Connections between Europe’s radical left and Russia
by Péter Krekó, Lóránt Győri, openDemocracy
Illicit Russian money poses threat to EU democracy
by Andrew Rettman, EU Observer
Montenegro Coup Suspect Linked to Russian-backed “Ultranationalist” Organisation
by Bellingcat
Foot Soldiers in a Shadowy Battle Between Russia and the West
by Andrew Higgins, New York Times
The activity of pro-Russian extremist groups in Central-Eastern Europe
by Political Capital
Brothers in Arms
by Leonid Ragozin, Coda
These Swedish Nazis Trained In Russia Before Bombing A Center For Asylum Seekers
by J. Lester Feder, Edgar Mannheimer, Jane Lytvynenko, BuzzFeed
Russia’s Facebook Fake News Could Have Reached 70 Million Americans
by Ben Collins, Kevin Poulsen, Spencer Ackerman, The Daily Beast
Exclusive: Russia Used Facebook Events to Organize Anti-Immigrant Rallies on U.S. Soil
by Ben Collins, Kevin Poulsen, Spencer Ackerman, The Daily Beast
An Unholy Alliance. The European Far Right and Putin’s Russia
by Antonis Klapsis, Wilfried Martens Centre for European Studies (.pdf)
A pocket revolution bought with Russian money
by Paweł Reszka and Pavla Holcova, Vsquare.org
Information warfare. Journalists are the target, manipulation is a tool
by Edyta Żemła, Vsquare.org
Right-Wing Activists Take Aim at German Election
by Spiegel Online
These Americans Were Tricked Into Working For Russia. They Say They Had No Idea
by Rosalind Adams and Hayes Brown, BuzzFeed News
Prominent “GOP” Twitter Account, Allegedly A Russian Troll, Was Widely Quoted In US Media
by Kevin Collier, BuzzFeed News
by @DFRLab
Conventional bedfellows: The Russian propaganda machine and the western far right
by Anton Shekhovtsov, Eurozine
Italy, Bracing for Electoral Season of Fake News, Demands Facebook’s Help
by Jason Horowitz, The New York Times
Russia’s Covert Campaign to Inflame East Europe
by Oskar Górzyński, The Daily Beast
Russian disinformation distorts American and European democracy
by The Economist
Lawmakers Release Trove of More Than 3,500 Russian-Backed Facebook Ads
by Anna Edgerton and Sarah Frier, Bloomberg
We read every one of the 3,517 Facebook ads bought by Russians. Here’s what we found
by Nick Penzenstadler, Brad Heath and Jessica Guynn, USA Today
Exploiting migrant crisis
Hungarian secret agent reveals in detail how serious the Russian threat is
by Szabolcs Panyi, Belfold
Russian Internet: Fake News Haven?
by @DFRLab
Estonian Internal Security Service Annual Review 2016
by the Estonian Internal Security Service
Lithuanian National Security Threat Assessment 2017
by the Lithuanian State Security Department and the Second Investigation Department under the MoD (.pdf)
Sex and lies: Russia’s EU news
by Andrew Rettman, EU Observer
INFORMATION WARFARE IN THE INTERNET
by Centre for International Relations Foundation (CIR) (.pdf)
Russia Helped Shape Italy’s Twitter Obsession With Immigrants
by Esteban Duarte and Chiara Albanese, Bloomberg
Faked work of real people
The authors are real. The articles are fake. Who is behind the sinister ‘CGS’ website?
by Michael Isikoff, Yahoo News
Russian publisher prints books about Putin under names of western authors
by Howard Amos, Guardian
Pro-Kremlin politicians -> better coverage
How Russian Propaganda Portrays European Leaders
by František Vrabel and Jakub Janda, Semantic Visions, European Values (.pdf)
Anti-fracking campaign
Russia’s War on Fracking
by Tom Rogan, National Review
Intelligence: Putin is funding the anti-fracking campaign
by Drew Johnson, Newsweek
Russia’s Financial Support for Anti-Fracking Groups Is No Coincidence
by Austin Yack, National Review
Republicans brewing Russian scandal to target greens
by Ben Lefebvre, Politico
Chain e-mails spreading disinformation
Muslimové smí jíst ženy, lžou hromadné e-maily. Dezinformace útočí na seniory, jsou nejzranitelnější
by Jakub Zelenka, Aktuálně.cz
Email Chains and Other Propaganda Tools in Central and Eastern Europe
by East Stratcom Task Force
Foes of Russia Say Child Pornography Is Planted to Ruin Them
by Andrew Higgins
by mka, ČT24 (CZ)
E-mailové lži. Předvolební dezinformace psali a šířili lékař, advokát, důchodce nebo farmář
by Ondřej Golis, iRozhlas (CZ)
by Ondřej Golis, iRozhlas (CZ)
by Ondřej Golis, iRozhlas
International cooperation
Too Close For Comfort: RT and Press TV
by @DFRLab