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The International Fact-Checking Network will unveil its State of the Fact-Checkers Report for 2023 in a webinar that brings into focus the characteristics and…

Choudhary speaks on the impact of FCUs on existing fact-checkers who are not aligned with the government, whether there is scope for collaboration in an era of disinformation, and more.

"News makes up less than 3% of what people around the world see in their Facebook feed," according to Meta.

Social Media Giant Shifts Strategy, Focusing on User Engagement Over News Consumption

Communication researchers at Washington State University are working on strategies to slow the online spread of misinformation.

The national broadcaster has paid $670,000-plus since 2020 to RMIT to run Fact Check, a unit that fancies itself as 'combining academic excellence and the best of Australian journalism'. Is it any surprise the operation was compromised by error and bias, or that the ABC is moving the operation in-house. Don't expect any improvement

Exclusive: The ABC has notified staff that it will replace the RMIT Fact Check partnership with an internal fact-checking team.

A barrister acting for the US accuses Julian Assange of endangering lives, and Anthony Albanese confirms there will be no election this year.

In recent years, a real-life equivalent to “the Ministry of Truth” has arisen with the rise of so-called “fact-checking organizations”.