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Flawed scientific papers fuelling Covid-19 misinformation

Flawed scientific papers fuelling Covid-19 misinformation Inaccurate information about vaccines is especially dangerous at a time when uptake of the shots has slowed in the United States By Manon Jacob July 30, 2021 04:54 BST Scientific studies with poor methodology and inaccurate findings are exacerbating a Covid-19 misinformation crisis that is discouraging vaccination and putting lives at risk. The intense public interest in the pandemic and divisive debate in the United States over how to address it facilitates the spread of faulty research papers online, including by vaccine opponents. And even if a study is retracted, it is too late. Once the paper is published, the damage is irrevocable, said Emerson Brooking, resident senior fellow at the Atlantic Council s Digital Forensic Research Lab, which focuses on identifying and exposing disinformation.

Disinformation for hire, a shadow industry, is quietly booming

Disinformation for hire, a shadow industry, is quietly booming SECTIONS Last Updated: Jul 26, 2021, 10:02 AM IST Share Synopsis Private firms, straddling traditional marketing and the shadow world of geopolitical influence operations, are selling services once conducted principally by intelligence agencies. iStock In May, several French and German social media influencers received a strange proposal. A London-based public relations agency wanted to pay them to promote messages on behalf of a client. A polished three-page document detailed what to say and on which platforms to say it. But it asked the influencers to push not beauty products or vacation packages, as is typical, but falsehoods tarring Pfizer-BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccine. Stranger still, the agency, Fazze, claimed a London address where there is no evidence any such company exists.

Vowing loyalty to Trump, America First groups try to bring nativism into the mainstream

Vowing loyalty to Trump, America First groups try to bring nativism into the mainstream
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Vowing loyalty to Trump, America First groups try to bring nativism into the mainstream

Vowing loyalty to Trump, America First groups try to bring nativism into the mainstream
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How Democrats fall for right wing-orchestrated attacks on Ilhan Omar

An anti-disinformation project at the think tank Atlantic Council revealed on Thursday how the Democratic Party has played into the hands of right-wing media organizations that aim to sow discord in the party and scapegoat its progressive wing, particularly Rep. Ilhan Omar. At the Atlantic Council s Digital Forensic Research Lab, resident senior fellow Emerson T. Brooking and research intern Avani Yadav analyzed one of the most recent controversies centered on Omar, who has been a frequent target of Republicans and centrist Democrats for her condemnation of Israeli policy, statements about U.S.-Israel relations and the powerful pro-Israel lobby, and criticism of Islamophobic U.S. policies following September 11.

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