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DisinfoDocket 1 February

DisinfoDocket curates influence operations-related academic research, news, events and job opportunities.
DisinfoDocket 1 February
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Highlights:

  1. Journalists emphasize need for ‘person-to-person’ approach in fact checking (Rappler, 31 January)
  2. Dark Covenant 2.0: Cybercrime, the Russian State, and the War in Ukraine (Recorded Future, 31 January)
LISTEN: No One Expects the Copyright Order (Moderated Content, 30 January)

1. Platforms & Technology

  1. New Apps Aim to Douse the Social Media Dumpster Fire (Scientific American, 30 January)
  2. Why free speech advocates should be rooting for Google (The Hill, 31 January)
  3. 4chan users embrace AI voice clone tool to generate celebrity hatespeech (The Verge, 31 Janaury)
  4. Instagram's co-founders are mounting a comeback (Platformer, 31 January)
  5. Social media companies in the US brace to battle onslaught of legal challenges (Guardian, 31 January)

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