Scholars, governments and commentators are using a multiplicity of terms to describe the phenomenon of disinformation. This report uses the term 'disinformation' broadly: we are treating it as an online phenomenon encapsulating the elements of the 'deliberate creation and sharing of false and/or manipulated information', 'designed, presented and promoted to intentionally cause public harm or for profit'. This conception excludes two related phenomena: these are, first, the spread of false or malicious information offline; and, second, the spread of unintentionally false or inaccurate information, which is better described as misinformation
Despite its supposed central role in electoral ‘shocks’ such as Donald Trump’s election as US Presid...
Prototypical instances of disinformation include deceptive advertis-ing (in business and in politics...
During the Covid-19-pandemic, health information behaviour received much attention and was put into ...
Scholars, governments and commentators are using a multiplicity of terms to describe the phenomenon ...
In recent years, academic research and policy circles alike frequently identify disinformation and f...
Disinformation threatens the virtue of knowledge. The notion of truth becomes corrupted when citizen...
In January 2018, the European Commission set up a highlevel group of experts («the HLEG») to advise ...
Prototypical instances of disinformation include deceptive advertising (in business and in politics...
The Handbook on Identifying and Countering Disinformation is the product of DOMINOES ERASMUS+ funded...
In recent years, academic research and policy circles alike frequently identify disinformation and f...
This paper aims to explain the phenomenon of disinformation and its impact. Furthermore, it aims to ...
Online disinformation is deliberately false or misleading material, often masquerading as news conte...
Disinformation can generally be defined as the intentional spread of untrue information. If we want ...
Disinformation strategies have evolved from “hack and dump” cyber-attacks, and randomly sharing cons...
This paper develops a novel account of the nature of disinformation that challenges several widely s...
Despite its supposed central role in electoral ‘shocks’ such as Donald Trump’s election as US Presid...
Prototypical instances of disinformation include deceptive advertis-ing (in business and in politics...
During the Covid-19-pandemic, health information behaviour received much attention and was put into ...
Scholars, governments and commentators are using a multiplicity of terms to describe the phenomenon ...
In recent years, academic research and policy circles alike frequently identify disinformation and f...
Disinformation threatens the virtue of knowledge. The notion of truth becomes corrupted when citizen...
In January 2018, the European Commission set up a highlevel group of experts («the HLEG») to advise ...
Prototypical instances of disinformation include deceptive advertising (in business and in politics...
The Handbook on Identifying and Countering Disinformation is the product of DOMINOES ERASMUS+ funded...
In recent years, academic research and policy circles alike frequently identify disinformation and f...
This paper aims to explain the phenomenon of disinformation and its impact. Furthermore, it aims to ...
Online disinformation is deliberately false or misleading material, often masquerading as news conte...
Disinformation can generally be defined as the intentional spread of untrue information. If we want ...
Disinformation strategies have evolved from “hack and dump” cyber-attacks, and randomly sharing cons...
This paper develops a novel account of the nature of disinformation that challenges several widely s...
Despite its supposed central role in electoral ‘shocks’ such as Donald Trump’s election as US Presid...
Prototypical instances of disinformation include deceptive advertis-ing (in business and in politics...
During the Covid-19-pandemic, health information behaviour received much attention and was put into ...