Protecting Truth in the Digital Age

We monitor, analyze, and combat disinformation to preserve the integrity of public discourse.

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Here is a summary and expansion of the situation, written with a focus on the human perspective and the broader societal context. The ongoing debate in Kerry County Council reflects a growing tension in Irish society between administrative transparency and the urgent need to address the housing crisis. At a recent meeting, Killarney councillor Brendan Cronin made a direct appeal to the local authority to publish data regarding the nationalities of social housing recipients. His motivation, while administrative in nature, stems from a deep-seated concern about the “corrosive effect” of misinformation. Cllr. Cronin argues that by withholding these figures, the…

With a record-breaking 13 million dogs now calling the UK home, our nation’s love affair with our canine companions has never been stronger. However, this surge in pet ownership has been shadowed by a digital landscape cluttered with self-proclaimed “dog experts” whose advice ranges from misguided to potentially dangerous. From short-form social media videos that glorify harsh discipline to well-meaning but scientifically illiterate blogs, the sheer volume of conflicting information can leave any responsible owner feeling overwhelmed. Jo Middleton, an experienced dog trainer and founder of the ethical platform Canine Principles, warns that this “infodemic” is more than just a…

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