Are we waging a losing war on misinformation? Do we need to try a different approach?

Deplatforming Trump and QAnon won’t kill the movement. But it might just stop it growing as fast.

Welcome to the 2021. Let's catch-up. Or try to, at least.

Today's thesis: engagement metrics are unfairly maligned, but Facebook deserves every piece of criticism thrown at it.

Not all misinformation is intentional. Sometimes the angle we take on a story, and the headline we use, can leave completely the wrong impression in a reader's mind.

The tech VC community shows its true face, social media gets toxic and… Oh, can we just have a break, please?

Yes, there are problems with how journalists behave on social media. But the solutions are unlikely to be straightforward.

In the quest for people's beliefs, a thousand little lies are more powerful than a single big truth.

Your lunchtime digest of social and digital news, reminding us of Facebook's indifference, and the impact of Covid-19 on what is important reporting right now…

Google fights back against Covid-19 misinformation, YouTube prepares its TikTok clone and the click frauders gear up…

Thanks to the internet, our information ecosystem is bigger than ever — but it is becoming polluted and may already be toxic. How do we become the solution, not part of the problem?

A major shift in the political landscape of the UK raises some critical questions about the role of truth and journalism in the social media mindscape.

Connecting up some of the reporting about the use of misinformation and propaganda during the 2019 UK general election.

The mere existence of deepfakes is undermining our sense of reality and truth

By deeply researching the audience engagement of three news outlets under sustained assault by hostile organisations, Dr Julie Posetti and team have come up with some vital work

If all high-quality news becomes paywalled - what will fill the void left behind?

Finland has been fighting Russian information warfare for over five years. What have they learnt?

Twitter explicitly bans voter suppression tactics on its service.

The Momo Challenge has been all over the internet - and the papers. Only one small problem: it doesn't exist.