Disinfo Docket 17 March
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Highlights
- Imane Khelif gender row sparked by Russian fake news campaign, Olympics chief says (Independent, 15 March)
- Common Good Cyber Launches a Cybersecurity Mapping Database to Help High-Risk Actors (PR Newswire, 13 March)
- Trump tapped Kari Lake to run VOA. Then he dismantled it. (Washington Post, 16 March)
1. Academia & Research
- Debunking COVID-19 vaccine misinformation with an audio drama in Ghana, a randomized control trial (Nature, 15 March)
- The Battle Against Disinformation and Push for Digital Literacy in Sri Lanka (CSOH, 12 March)
2. Platforms & Technology
- The Rise and Fall of Terrorgram: Inside a Global Online Hate Network (ProPublica, 15 March)
- TikTok workers who watched abusive and traumatic videos say they were fired after trying to unionise (Independent, 15 March)
- Vice President Vance expects framework of TikTok deal by April 5 (Reuters, 14 March)
- White House seriously considering deal from Oracle to run TikTok (Politico, 16 March)
- ‘Kids can bypass anything if they’re clever enough!’ How tech experts keep their children safe online (Guardian, 16 March)
- They helped start Twitter. They didn’t realize what it would become (CNN, 15 March)
- Testing Begins for Community Notes on Facebook, Instagram and Threads (Meta, 13 March)
- House GOP subpoenas Big Tech for evidence that Biden made AI wokeThe ‘free speech’ investigation goes hunting at Apple, OpenAI, and 14 other companies. (The Verge, 14 March)
- OpenAI and Musk agree to fast tracked trial over for-profit shift (Reuters, 15 March)
- Court hearing reported to be Apple's appeal against UK order held in secret (Reuters, 14 March)