Media manipulation
Mexico fights its own 'fake news' battle ahead of vote
With allegations of Russian interference and a flood of "fake news," the race for Mexico's presidential election is shaping up to look a lot like the last one in its giant northern neighbor, the United States.
A change of mentality
Throughout the crisis, the Greek public has been bombarded with fake news and wacky theories.
Traditional media outlets have come under fire from anti-systemic political forces and citizens in a state of desperation have often preferred the "truth" peddled by conspiracy theorists and websites of an extreme populist bent.
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YouTube is Starting to Put Down Videos Containing False Claims
YouTube video sharing platform plans to step up measures against the publication of video content that contains deliberately false or misleading information, reports actualno.
Bulgarian Companies Cannot Protect Themselves Against Fake News
The conference "Corruption and the Origin of Fake News" was held in the European Parliament. It gathered over 120 Bulgarian public figures, citizens and European MP's.
Pope Condemns 'Evil' of Fake News and its Use for Political Gain
Pope Francis on Wednesday condemned the "evil" of fake news, saying journalists and social media users should shun and unmask manipulative "snake tactics" that foment division to serve political and economic interests, Reuters reported.
"Fake news is a sign of intolerant and hypersensitive
Brussels wants EU-wide riposte to fake news
A top EU official tasked with fighting fake news called Jan. 15 for a European-wide response just days after French President Emmanuel Macron unveiled plans for laws to stop the phenomenon.
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Mariya Gabriel Joins the Fight Against Fake News
"It is our responsibility to help the" fourth power "- journalism is the backbone of democracy," said Bulgarian commissioner for digital economy and society Mariya Gabriel in an interview with the Belgian economic daily L'Eco quoted by the Sofia office of the European Commission.
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Former PM Lucas Papademos decries 'polarized climate'
Lucas Papademos, who was seriously injured when a letter bomb exploded in his car in May last year, has told Kathimerini in an interview that he does not regret assuming the post of prime minister at the peak of the country's crisis and decried a "deeply polarized political climate" which, he said, created fertile ground for terrorist attacks.
EU Commissioner Maria Gabriel: Open Dialogue is the Key to Solving the "Fake News"
Commissioner for Digital Economy and Society, Maria Gabriel, launched a public consultation and announced the creation of a high-level expert group on fake news.
This took place at a special conference in Brussels with the participation of stakeholders.
30 Governments are Manipulating the Internet with Fake News
A study of social network manipulation found that of 65 surveyed countries, the governments of 30 of them found themselves active in targeting information in a false direction. The Freedom of the Web 2017 survey was conducted by Friedham House, reports bgnes.