Press
Can the EU’s Digital Services Act Inspire US Tech Regulation?
The Nation
Diaspora Communities and Computational Propaganda on Messaging Apps
Centre for International Governance Innovation
What we do – and don’t – know about Urban Alchemy’s effect on SF crime
San Francisco Examiner
Listener Picks: What dangers do social media bots pose to democracy?
1A
Pro-Abortion, Anti-Abortion Activists Have One Thing in Common: Suspicion of Tech Platforms
Tech Policy Press
How misinformation overwhelms us
La Fabrique Sociale
How much do political campaigns know about you? Way more than you might think.
Marketplace
Disinformation Researchers Adjust to Restrictions From Platforms
Bloomberg
Big Tech funds the very people who are supposed to hold it accountable
The Washington Post
Online game helps bridge political divides
International News Media Association
TikTok and Bin Laden’s letter
ARD
Exclusive: Elon Musk’s X restructuring curtails disinformation research, spurs legal fears
Reuters
Experts Predict Election Disinformation Campaigns That Target Voters of Color Will Be Worse In 2024
Milwaukee Independent
How to talk to someone you may differ with during polarizing times
Mainstreet Nova Scotia with Jeff Douglas
GOP leaders push for early and mail-in voting despite Trump-fueled skepticism within party
CNN
How Disinformation Could Impact Diaspora Voter Behaviour in 2024 US Elections
The Quint
Does Facebook change your politics? Talia Stroud is leading studies to find out.
Reimagining the Internet
Want to boost local news subscriptions? Giving your readers a say in story ideas can help
Nieman Lab
The Lawfare Podcast: What Impact did Facebook Have on the 2020 Elections?
The Lawfare Podcast
My Brief Career as a Paid Pro-Paxton Propagandist
Texas Monthly
What Role Do Messaging Apps Play in Autocrats’ Propaganda?
Centre for International Governance Innovation
Canada wildfire evacuees can’t get news media on Facebook and Instagram. Some find workarounds.
The Associated Press
Research: Engaged journalism offers potential lifeline for local news
International News Media Association
Tweaks to social media algorithm have minimal impact on opinion, studies find
Texas Standard
UT researchers find encrypted messaging apps can benefit authoritarian propaganda
The Daily Texan
Election disinformation campaigns targeted voters of color in 2020. Experts expect 2024 to be worse.
The Associated Press
Facebook’s Algorithm Is ‘Influential’ but Doesn’t Necessarily Change Beliefs, Researchers Say
The New York Times
Facebook opened its doors to researchers. What they found paints a complicated picture of social media and echo chambers.
NBC News
An election in Cambodia exposes Facebook’s shortcomings (again)
Columbia Journalism Review
Propaganda & Social Media Politics with Sam Woolley, Prenatal Plus, Fieri Fallout
V Interesting with V Spehar