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Disinfo Docket 19 March

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Disinfo Docket 19 March
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Below the paywall today -
* Indiaā€™s Growing Misinformation Crisis
* How DSA Risk Assessments Ignore Democracyā€™s Real Threats
* How Can We Save Science? We can create a truth sandwich around false information...

Highlights

  1. How billionaires and powerful law firms are working to restrict libel protections and silence the press in Trumpā€™s America (Reuters Institute, 17 March)
  2. Putin Wonā€™t End the War. He Canā€™t Afford To. (The New York Times, 18 March)
  3. Journalists Who Took Risks for US-Funded Broadcasters Threatened Anew by Trump Shutdown (Just Security, 18 March)
  4. Can people be persuaded not to believe disinformation? (The Economist, 19 March)
  5. Disinformation attacks by Russia, China rising: EU (Taipei Times, 19 March)

1. Academia & Research

  1. A path forward on online misinformation mitigation based on current user behavior (Nature, 19 March)
  2. Iffy-Or-Not: Extending the Web to Support the Critical Evaluation of Fallacious Texts (arXiv, 18 March)

2. Platforms & Technology

  1. If Trump Wants To ā€˜Saveā€™ TikTok, Heā€™ll Need to Clear These Legal Hurdles (Tech Policy Press, 18 March)

3. Russia & Ukraine

  1. For Russia's Regional Journalism, RFE/RL's Closure a 'Catastrophe' (The Moscow Times, 19 March)
  2. Behind the curtain: a novel analytical approach to FIMI exposure (EUvsDisinfo, 19 March)
  3. Britain takes the lead as Europe seeks to boost support for Ukraine (Atlantic Council, 18 March)
  4. Trump, Putin discuss Ukraine ceasefire deal in lengthy call (The Washington Post, 18 March)
WATCH - No, this video does not show Ukrainian troops surrendering in Kursk (France24, 17 March)

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