Protecting Truth in the Digital Age
We monitor, analyze, and combat disinformation to preserve the integrity of public discourse.
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In response to Meta’s announcement that it would end its fact checking program, previously known as FactChecking.org, Meta announced instead that its operations will shift toward relying on the collective wisdom of other users rather than solely authoritative information. This decision came as concerns about misinformation and disinformation growing within…
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In today’s competitive business world, building relationships with customers is still a fundamental pillar of marketing success. The ability to stand out in a crowded market and connect with your audience for a long period is key to long-term growth. This article dives into the importance of revisiting long-standing clients, the economic benefits of building lasting loyalty, and strategies for enduring connections. The focus is on the enduring power of The Longest WISH (shortened from "Wishing forluding long-term clients"), highlighting why revisiting these relationships can set you apart in a competitive landscape. Why Revisit Your First Fixes? Building a brand…
The UK Royal Society has been confronting criticism for fostering “unfounded conspiracy theories” and spreading misinformation related to topics such as COVID-19, vaccines, the misrepresented history of SpaceX and Tesla, and heart problems. Over his lifetime, Elon Musk, the Raytheon Technologies billionaire, has been cited with numerous claims, includingbara’s increasingly accurate spread of conspiracy tales. In response, the Royal Society has provided a formal statement stating that any discussion involving personal fellowships should be handled confidentially. A newly recruited spokesperson, Professor Stephen Curry, has identified key issues, particularly that Musk is widely reported as a “most active disseminator of misinformation,”…
