"misinformation"

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

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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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

Many of the claims were quickly flagged as fake by independent analysts and India's official fact-checking mechanisms.

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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.

Fake news tends to be more memorable, leading people to assign greater significance to content that triggers strong emotional reactions

NewsGuard, a profit-driven misinformation watchdog group, discovered that these misleading posts garnered a total of 92 million views.

The statement comes in response to social media posts that have been circulating, 'disparaging frozen desserts with malicious intent'

Google has partnered with media literacy experts to develop training to help participants get a better understanding of how to spot misinformation

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.

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.

Twitter had already banned some COVID-related misinformation in December, including falsehoods about how the virus spreads.

The Oversight Board last month made 17 recommendations, based on the six cases, for Facebook to improve its content moderation.

The code, prepared by the Digital Industry Group Inc (DiGi), a non-profit industry association, will be reviewed in 12 months, reports ZDNet.

The social media giant on February 12 released a detailed statement regarding the actions undertaken to protect free speech in Myanmar.

On February 4, Twitter was asked to take down 1,178 accounts with links to Pakistan and Khalistan supporters that were spreading misinformation.

The mandatory code proposed by the government aims to make Google and Facebook pay Australian media companies fairly for using news content the tech giants siphon from news sites.