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Up to P1 5 billion spent on online political influencers for 2022 PH elections – study

A report funded by Internews finds that 1,425 influencer accounts were paid to campaign for different candidates for the 2022 polls

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Hidden hate and lies: How covert political influencers ran the show of 2022 elections

Hidden hate and lies: How covert political influencers ran the show of 2022 elections
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Lies that persisted in Marcos 1st year as president: Gold, propaganda, credit-grabbing

An expert says that while the persisting false claims are not coming directly from the Palace now, the lies continue because the network of disinformation actors has not been dismantled even after elections

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Marcos Jr admin to head media literacy campaign vs misinformation, disinformation

The Marcos Jr. administration this year will lead a digital media literacy campaign to combat misinformation and disinformation, an official from the Presidential Communications Office said.

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Facts or Fake News: Identifying Sources and Earning Public Trust

NINE OUT of ten Filipino adults or 86% said “fake news” is a problem. This is according to the October 11 Pulse Asia Research Inc. survey on Se

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