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Global Disinformation Lab at the University of Texas at Austin

 

The Global DisInformation Lab (GDIL) was established at The University of Texas at Austin to encourage collaborative interdisciplinary academic research on the global circulation of misinformation, and disinformation. 

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The Image of Climate Disinformation

Co-authored by Ty Gribble and Jacquie Moss  1: The Problem “Fake News” has become a highly...

Team Tearline publishes extensive report on Chinese economic activity in Afghanistan

Researchers at Team Tearline, led by Raghav Aggarwal and Varij Shah, utilized commercial imagery,...

GDIL Welcomes Dr. Vilma Luoma-aho to UT Austin

GDIL is delighted to welcome our first visiting scholar to the UT Austin campus this week. Dr....

A Guided Tour of Disinformation Policy: Crossover

By Riley Galligher and Samantha Tanner This is part 6 of our series "A Guided Tour of...

A Guided Tour of Disinformation Policy: Media Literacy

By Riley Galligher and Samantha Tanner This is part 5 of our series "A Guided Tour of...

Decoding Individuals’ Predispositions toward Climate Change Mis- and Disinformation

Why do individuals accept mis- or disinformation? Specifically, why do individuals accept mis- and...

A Guided Tour of Disinformation Policy: Content Moderation

By Riley Galligher and Samantha Tanner This is part 4 of our series "A Guided Tour of...

A Guided Tour of Disinformation Policy: Framework and Legal Action

By Riley Galligher and Samantha Tanner This is part 3 of our series "A Guided Tour of...

November 2023 Indo-Pacific Newsletter

Team Cyber Pacific has released the "Indo-Pacific Cyber Newsletter" for November 2023. The...

A Guided Tour of Disinformation Policy: Definitions and Why They Matter

By Riley Galligher and Samantha Tanner This is part 2 of...

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About GDIL

The Global DisInformation Lab (GDIL) was established in 2020 at the University of Texas at Austin to encourage collaborative interdisciplinary academic research on the global circulation of a broad spectrum of information, misinformation, and disinformation via digital media.

Our faculty and student affiliates are committed to promoting a deeper understanding of national and regional contexts in which such information is generated as well as the ways in which it is harvested, circulated, and weaponized. Our hope is that such research will generate policy recommendations and possible solutions to the looming problems of what many have called the “post-truth” world.  

The opinions expressed in publications and posts on this site, as well as by our members on external sites, are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the opinions or views of the Global Disinformation Lab, The University of Texas at Austin, or its members. The information contained on this site is provided through ongoing research by UT faculty, students, and external partners. While we make every effort for the information to be accurate and timely, GDIL and UT Austin accept no responsibility of liability for any errors or omissions in the content of this site, the research published herein, or external sites with contributions from GDIL members.