With the level of political disinformation across the world at an all-time high, this is an indisputable threat to free and fair elections. As the number of people who consider social media to be their primary source of news increases annually, it’s more important than ever to have in place robust fact-checking processes for the online environment. In the latest issue of our newsletter, Digitalis senior executive, Adam Ispahani, investigates the challenges organisations face in trying to keep pace with fact-checking information. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eApgUMdK
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Disinformation isn’t just a problem for elections. The major election year of 2024 has placed social media disinformation firmly in the spotlight. While appreciating the need to mitigate these risks for the future of democracy, Maude Morrison and Shannon Raj Singh, writing for Foreign Policy, point out that the broader threats posed by social media apps require a more holistic approach that doesn't always coincide with election cycles. Listen to the full piece on Curio now: https://lnkd.in/eMAz42S8
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Consortium for Elections and Political Process Strengthening (CEPPS) offers a "Database of Informational Interventions" that lists a set of tools and resources, sorted by type, topic, and country/region. https://lnkd.in/edUfH5rP
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