In the Media
What Journalism Can Learn from Mutual Aid
Columbia Journalism Review
Need to Know: News distrust among Black Americans is a fixable problem
American Press Institute
Civil Rights and Wrongs for November 17, 2020
Civil Rights and Wrongs
Best practices for journalists covering crises on Twitter
American Press Institute
Jeff Ward w/ UT’s Katie Joseff: Can social media companies curb misinformation?
The Jeff Ward Show
YouTube Videos That Falsely Claim Trump Won Election Are Allowed Because They ‘Discuss Election Results’, Site Says
The Independent
Trump is about to lose his special privileges on Twitter
Quartz
Election misinformation: Experts analyze Facebook and Twitter labels
CQ Roll Call
How to reunite the US? Tension, division among Americans awaiting result
France 24
President Trump To Lose Twitter Protections After Leaving White House
Newsy
Building Connective Democracy To Combat Polarization
Knight Foundation
No social media is safe: How election misinformation spread on LinkedIn, Pinterest and Nextdoor
The Washington Post
Incendiary texts traced to outfit run by top Trump aide
The Associated Press
As states count votes, some of Texas’ most prominent Republican politicians are spreading misinformation about the election
The Texas Tribune
Youtube Will Not Remove Popular ‘Trump Won’ Video, Despite The Fact He Has Not
The Independent
Spanish-Language QAnon Accounts Spread Pro-Trump Misinformation in Florida
Vice
We need to know who’s surveilling protests—and why
Wired
Uber, Lyft Push the Boundaries of Future Political Campaigning
Bloomberg Government
How will the vote go? Tension mounts ahead of U.S. presidential election
France 24
UT researchers weigh in on disinformation being shared online during the election
KVUE
Election Propaganda Texts Are Completely Out of Control
Vice
Latino voters targeted by abortion misinformation campaigns
NBC News
Why political campaigns are sending 3 billion texts in this election
MIT Technology Review
Big Tech’s Election Plans Have a Blind Spot: Influencers
Wired
Disinformation Moves From Social Networks to Texts
The New York Times
Apps Give Trump, Biden Campaigns Tools to Rally, Track Supporters
The Wall Street Journal
Inside the rise of the political micro-influencer
Financial Times
News sites that turn off commenting don’t drive users to social media instead, a study finds
Nieman Lab
Computational propaganda and the 2020 U.S. presidential election: Antisemitic and anti-Black content on Facebook and Telegram
Anti-Defamation League
False Political News in Spanish Pits Latino Voters Against Black Lives Matter
The New York Times