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  • Elizabeth Warren wants harsher penalties for sharing disinformation about voting | The Verge

    January 30, 2020

    On Wednesday, presidential hopeful Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) unveiled a new plan to fight disinformation, aiming to stem the effect of the Russian troll campaigns that plagued the 2016 election. […]

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  • Overcoming Disinformation Operations | The Day One Project

    January 24, 2020

    Internet-based disinformation operations have infiltrated the universe of political communications in the United States. American politics and elections carry major implications for the national and global economy, as well as […]

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  • Democrats say Trump is trying to “cheat” in 2020. He’s not the only threat to the election. | Columbia Journalism Review

    January 24, 2020

    In recent days, President Trump’s Senate impeachment trial has been framed, in many quarters, as a programming clash with the 2020 election—a distraction felt especially acutely by the senators/jurors who […]

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  • Taiwan Election: Disinformation as a Partisan Issue | Stanford Internet Observatory

    January 23, 2020

    On January 11, 2020, Taiwan held its 15th presidential and 10th Legislative Yuan election. Taiwanese citizens soundly re-elected Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) candidate, Tsai Ing-wen, who won 57.1% of the […]

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  • The FBI will brief state officials in future election hacks | The Verge

    January 17, 2020

      As the 2020 presidential election nears, the Federal Bureau of Investigation announced on Thursday that it would start notifying states when local election systems are hacked in an effort […]

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  • Who is right about political ads, Twitter or Facebook? | Columbia Journalism Review

    January 16, 2020

    As the 2020 federal election draws closer, the issue of online political advertising is becoming more important, and the differences in how the platforms are approaching it more obvious. Twitter […]

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  • Misinformation Speaker Series: Young Mie Kim

    January 14, 2020

    “Please join us for a talk by Young Mie Kim, Professor, School of Journalism and Mass Communication, at University of Wisconsin-Madison. This event is part of the Misinformation Speaker series, […]

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  • The Reality Game: A propaganda expert on 2016’s lessons for the 2020 campaign | Slate

    January 13, 2020

      In April 2016, on the occasion of the New York state mixed presidential primary, I found myself in the basement of an electronics store in Chelsea, doing research on […]

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  • Taiwan election: Tsai Ing-wen faces homophobic fake news | Quartz

    January 10, 2020

    Taiwan is often described as Asia’s most gay-friendly place. It was, after all, the first country in Asia to legalize same-sex marriage. It boasts the biggest Pride event in the […]

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  • Facebook won’t limit political ad targeting or stop false claims under new ad rules | The Washington Post

    January 9, 2020

    Facebook on Thursday defied public calls to adopt significant new limits on political advertising ahead of the 2020 presidential election, opting instead to introduce minor changes that it said would […]

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