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Latest Fact Checks – From Across the Internet
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Resources
Latest resources – From across the internet
Resource: “Vatnik Soup” – a guide to pro-Russian propagandists
A project by Finnish academic Pekka Kallioniemi:
“#vatniksoup is a Twitter thread series (and a hashtag!) where I’ll introduce pro-Russian actors and propagandists from around the world, be they so-called “independent journalists”, politicians, military personnel or just regular grifters looking to get some easy money.
The series also has introductions and deeper insights on how online propaganda and disinformation works and is spread. For example, I’ll talk about troll farms, social media manipulation and Russia’s online information operations.”
Snopes.com – fact checking website
Snopes.com has been fact-checking memes and legends on the internet since 1995.
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Hostile governments, and ideological factions spend millions to flood your news and social media with known untruths about what’s happening in Ukraine.
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