Protecting Truth in the Digital Age
We monitor, analyze, and combat disinformation to preserve the integrity of public discourse.
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The landscape of government communication in the United Kingdom is undergoing a quiet, yet profound, transformation. In recent weeks, we have witnessed a shift in how official bodies approach the digital public square, with the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) becoming the second major government office to sever…
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The Indian government’s ambitious E20 programme—the mandatory blending of 20% ethanol into petrol—has sparked a whirlwind of public debate, ranging from environmental optimism to anxiety about engine reliability. Recently, the Centre took a firm stance against what it labels “misinformation,” asserting that the transition is underpinned by rigorous scientific research. The government’s rebuttal is clear: E20 fuel is not just a policy whim, but a meticulously tested evolution in how India powers its vehicles. By addressing common fears that this blend might corrode fuel systems or diminish vehicle longevity, officials are trying to move the conversation away from hearsay and…
It has been an incredibly fast-paced and high-stakes week for Lisa Nandy, the UK’s Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport. Known for her direct approach to governance, Nandy has found herself at the center of two massive, headline-grabbing stories that highlight the tension between government oversight and the massive influence of modern corporations. From the boardrooms of global media conglomerates to the volatile landscape of social media, Nandy is actively flexing the muscles of her office to signal that when it comes to the digital and media landscape, the current state of affairs is no longer sustainable. Her…
