Protecting Truth in the Digital Age
We monitor, analyze, and combat disinformation to preserve the integrity of public discourse.
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In a significant shift for British digital policy, Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has officially announced her departure from X, the social media platform previously known as Twitter. The Wigan MP, who has been a consistent voice in the public square, stated clearly that she will no longer maintain a personal…
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Recent headlines regarding school violence have understandably shaken the nation, leaving parents and educators alike feeling deeply unsettled. Following tragic incidents—including a shooting at a high school in Tacloban and a stabbing in Cavite—authorities have been quick to reassure the public that safety remains their top priority. Officials, including those from the Philippine National Police (PNP), are now working hand-in-hand with school administrators and local governments to tighten security protocols across the country. The goal is to transform schools back into the safe havens they are meant to be, moving beyond reactionary measures to build a more proactive defense against…
The digital landscape has increasingly become a breeding ground for hostility, with the Toronto Holocaust Museum (THM) reporting a staggering 312% surge in hate and misinformation across major social media platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube over the last three years. Recognizing that traditional public service announcements are often ignored by younger generations, the museum partnered with the creative agency Diamond to launch a revolutionary project called “Hate Tags.” Instead of merely talking about the problem, they decided to infiltrate the very algorithms that propagate it, effectively weaponizing the tools of bad actors to serve a noble, educational purpose. The…
