Earlier this month, Doug Specht joined hosts Imam Noorudin Jangeerkhan and Imam Muhammad Athar on The Voice Of Islam Radio Breakfast Show to discuss the “The Fake News […]
In a recent Economist article, “Fact-checkers forecast which dodgy claims will do most damage,” CAMRI Visiting Researcher Peter Cunliffe-Jones was highlighted for his work shaping the future of […]
“The basis for developing a rigorous system that can be used by fact-checking organizations, researchers, platforms and others to identify false information that is potentially harmful to individuals or society.” […]
Prof. Steven Barnett recently published a piece in the new issue of the the British Journalism Review: “Give us facts, not opinions.” Co-authored with Ivor Gaber (University of […]
On Tuesday, October 29, Prof. Jean Seaton joined a panel of speakers with the Mile End Institute to mark the centenary of “the most famous dirty trick in British […]
CAMRI’s Winston Mano was among invited experts at a two-day symposium on state media, organised by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in partnership with Meta, formerly named Facebook. The […]
On the 10th November 2022, Peter Cunliffe-Jones presented work on false news laws at the Africa Facts Summit held in Nairobi, Kenya. Cunliffe-Jones’ talk formed part of a two […]
Peter Cunliffe-Jones recently gave the Keynote at the Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers annual conference in Manchester. Cunliffe-Jones’ speech focused on misinformation and the importance of […]