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The opinions stated in this article are solely those of the author and not of The Davis Clipper. A 50-year-old woman in Utah County told reporters last week that she was œa huge conspiracy theory person.” Thanks to the Internet
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NATIONWIDE – A new study by the Annenberg Public Policy Center has taken a look at the relationship between those who believe in COVID-19 conspiracy theories and their willingness to take preventative measures known to stop the spread of the
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YouTube is bringing its fact-check information panels to the UK and Germany as part of an international crusade against misinformation. The geographical expansion follows the success of similar panels in the US, Brazil and India. What does the fact-checking tool
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Amy Mitchell, Mark Jurkowitz, J. Baxter Oliphant and Elisa Shearer | Pew Research Center As the nation heads toward Election Day in the midst of a persistent pandemic and simmering social unrest, a new Pew Research Center survey finds that
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Facebook says it’s moving aggressively to counter climate-change misinformation with a Climate Science Information Center that launched Tuesday and aims to connect users with science-based facts. “Climate change is real,” the company said. “The science is unambiguous and the need
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The QAnon conspiracy theory, roughly speaking, is both discredited and outlandish at the outset. The crib notes version is this: President Donald Trump is being opposed by a cabal of Satan-worshipping pedohpiles who are running an extensive child trafficking ring
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A popular site for the dissemination of QAnon posts and ideas shut down after a fact-checking group identified the site developer. Logically.ai, a fact-checking site, identified the “developer and mouthpiece” behind the site as Jason Gelinas, a New Jersey man
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A spoof omnibus conspiracy theory linked a company developing a potential COVID-19 vaccine to several prominent figures.
By Alistair Smout, Paul Sandle 3 Min Read LONDON (Reuters) – Internet and media companies should do more to tackle the spread of misinformation in Britain as falsehoods abound during the coronavirus pandemic, fact-checking organisation Full Fact said in a
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Twenty percent of Americans think that cellphones cause cancer and that the government and big corporations are covering this up. iStockphoto hide caption toggle caption iStockphoto Twenty percent of Americans think that cellphones cause cancer and that the government and
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