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Term the reports part of a psychological war aimed at misleading the public and confusing the CPI (Maoist) party’s cadre
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In this age of hyperrealism, we must defend truth not only with facts, but also with institutions, vigilance, and above all, imagination, the imagination to picture a democracy where authenticity still matters
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Clarifies that Kaleshwaram project was not the decision of an individual, but a unanimous policy decision taken by the Telangana Cabinet at the time
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In today’s hyper-mediated world, battlefield victories can be diluted, distorted, or drowned out by a louder war — the war of narratives
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On her recent vocal support for ‘Samajika Telangana’ (social justice in Telangana), BRS MLC K Kavitha stated that she was only reflecting the voices of people she met during her tour of 47 constituencies and the prevailing conditions in the State
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Many of the claims were quickly flagged as fake by independent analysts and India's official fact-checking mechanisms.
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Monopolisation of social media and other digital platforms is empowering right-wing forces to control the world
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In the age of televised revolutions, social media has the power to ignite change, but its effectiveness depends on how we all engage with it
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They pointed out that the Congress party was orchestrating the smear campaign and demanded stringent action against those responsible for the misinformation campaign.
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Fake news tends to be more memorable, leading people to assign greater significance to content that triggers strong emotional reactions
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NewsGuard, a profit-driven misinformation watchdog group, discovered that these misleading posts garnered a total of 92 million views.
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The statement comes in response to social media posts that have been circulating, 'disparaging frozen desserts with malicious intent'
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Google has partnered with media literacy experts to develop training to help participants get a better understanding of how to spot misinformation
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The senior BJP leader on Sunday took to Twitter and tweeted a map of India that displayed the available stock of Covid vaccines across all States.
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The use of TikTok by government soldiers in the country gained traction even as Facebook in February announced that it was banning the Myanmar's military as well as other state-controlled entities from both Facebook and Instagram.
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Twitter had already banned some COVID-related misinformation in December, including falsehoods about how the virus spreads.
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The Oversight Board last month made 17 recommendations, based on the six cases, for Facebook to improve its content moderation.
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The code, prepared by the Digital Industry Group Inc (DiGi), a non-profit industry association, will be reviewed in 12 months, reports ZDNet.
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The social media giant on February 12 released a detailed statement regarding the actions undertaken to protect free speech in Myanmar.
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On February 4, Twitter was asked to take down 1,178 accounts with links to Pakistan and Khalistan supporters that were spreading misinformation.