What does Alex Jones verdict mean for conspiracy theories online?
A Connecticut jury's ruling this week ordered Alex Jones to pay $965 million to parents of Sandy Hook shooting victims he maligned.
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A Connecticut jury's ruling this week ordered Alex Jones to pay $965 million to parents of Sandy Hook shooting victims he maligned.
A Connecticut jury's ruling this week ordered Alex Jones to pay $965 million to parents of Sandy Hook shooting victims he maligned.
A Connecticut jury’s ruling this week ordering Alex Jones to pay $965 million to parents of Sandy Hook shooting victims he maligned was heartening for people disgusted by the muck of disinformation. Just don’t expect it to make conspiracy theories go away. The appetite for such hokum and narrowness of the judgments against Jones, who…
While a Connecticut jury's ruling last week ordering Alex Jones to pay $965 million to parents of Sandy Hook shooting victims he maligned was heartening for people disgusted by disinformation, experts say they shouldn't expect it to make conspiracy theories go away.
The award of nearly $1 billion to parents of Sandy Hook shooting victims to compensate for harmful lies spread by fabulist Alex Jones isn't likely to do much to curb disinformation, experts say