Disinformation

Situating populism

Critique and Humanism 51 (2019)

Why conspiracy theories soar in times of crises

‘We aren’t telling you what we think – we’re showing you what we know’

An interview with Bellingcat founder Eliot Higgins

Flooding the zone

The BBC bounces back

The business of disinformation

The degradation of politics

Italy’s problem with hate speech

A loaded gun

National populism in North Macedonia

Ordinary propagandists

Gone viral

COVID-19 in the disinformation ecosystem

Democracy is losing the online arms race

Information: A public good

Disinformation, hyper-partisanship and the limits of regulation

Eurozine podcast pt. 1: The changing face of the media

The role of the journalist in the age of disinformation

Information sovereignty: A damaged good?

Can the internet be governed by its users?

A response to Dan Hind