Conspiracy Theories

Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, here.

The legal framework on the dissemination of disinformation through Internet services and the regulation of political advertising

IViR, here. 

NATO-Linked Researchers Bought Fake Social Media Engagements To Test How Facebook, Twitter, And Google Combat Manipulation. The Companies Failed.

Buzzfeednews, here. 

"My jokes will still work"

S. Baron Cohen, Video here. 

Was That the Best Subtweet Ever?

K. Swisher, here. 

How to rein in the web of lies

Chatman House, here. 

Facebook and Google pressured EU experts to soften fake news regulations, say insiders

Open Democracy, here. 

Première rencontre avec Mark Zuckerberg

C. O, ici. 

At Harvard Law, Zittrain and Zuckerberg discuss encryption, ‘information fiduciaries’ and targeted advertisements

Harvard Law Today, here. 

Why a focus on "fake news" and Facebook misses the internet's real problems - and solutions

OpenDemocracy, here. 

THE CAIRNCROSS REVIEW: A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE FOR JOURNALISM

Here. 

Disinformation and ‘fake news’: Final Report

House of Commons, here. 

Disinformation and ‘fake news’ (and FB privacy and antitrust)

House of Commons, Digital, Culture, Media and Sport International Grand Committee, here (both videos and transcripts). 

JOURNALISM, ‘FAKE NEWS’ & DISINFORMATION

UNESCO, here. 

Apple CEO Tim Cook on Privacy and Freedom of Speech

Vice, Video, here (if you can stand the annoying "music" in the background and the rather empty questions).

Platforms, ad industry unveil self-regulatory code to fight online disinformation

IAPP, here. 

John Oliver explains how Facebook is wreaking havoc overseas

Vox, here. 

Google Leadership’s Dismayed Reaction to Trump Election: A "Fun" Watch, Two Years Later

Breitbart, here.
Could boredom explain vote results and help build extremism?

Apple defends decision not to remove InfoWars’ app

TechCrunch, here. 

Misinformation & missing information: a fix for fake news

Bruegel, here.