Media & Disinformation Reports
Truth has never been more contested. Media & Disinformation reports analyse the spread of false information online, global debates over social media regulation, risks posed by AI-generated content, advertising market shifts, and evolving news consumption habits. As the information environment grows more complex and more consequential, this category provides the research foundation for platform regulators, journalists, educators, and citizens trying to separate signal from noise.
Fact-Checking – The Front Line Against Falsehood
The Front Line Against Falsehood — In an age of viral misinformation, deepfakes and 'fake news', fact-checking has…
View Report →Echo Chambers & Filter Bubbles – The Fragmentation of Shared Reality
The Fragmentation of Shared Reality — Few ideas capture modern anxiety about the internet like 'echo chambers' and…
View Report →Social Media Algorithms – How Feeds Shape What We Believe
How Feeds Shape What We Believe — When you open a social-media app, you are not seeing everything…
View Report →Deepfakes & Synthetic Media – When Seeing Is No Longer Believing
When Seeing Is No Longer Believing — A deepfake is a piece of audio, image or video that…
View Report →Fake News – Origins, Spread & Real-World Consequences
Origins, Spread & Real-World Consequences — 'Fake news' has become a catch-all phrase, but researchers use more precise…
View Report →The History of Propaganda – Persuasion from Antiquity to the Digital Age
Persuasion from Antiquity to the Digital Age — Propaganda is the organised, deliberate spreading of ideas, images or…
View Report →What Is Disinformation – Misinformation, Malinformation & Propaganda
Misinformation, Malinformation & Propaganda — In an age when anyone can publish to millions in seconds, telling truth…
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