Perhaps the only thing that travels faster than a lie is a lie promoted on the internet. Disinformation evolves and adjusts rapidly for even the smallest of targeted social groups. With over 190 countries in the world – and each country hosting numerous social groups...
Google “Baba Vanga” and you will get almost three million English-language hits that link to sites and posts about this legendary Bulgarian. Baba (or Grandmother) Vanga became famous in her lifetime (1911-1996) and continues to capture the imagination of Bulgairans...
The GDIL “Project Tearline” team published the result of their research this semester. The team focused on disinformation about Ukrainian refugees. Check out the report to learn more about how the students analyzed satellite imagery in order to debunk...
Misha Simanovskyy (GDIL, LBJ, CREEES) is featured in an article in UT’s “Life & Letters”, the College of Liberal Arts’ bi-annual official magazine. “Q&A with Mykhaylo (Misha) Simanovskyy, Graduate Student and Donetsk...
This project explores how the People’s Republic of China (PRC) might use information and other soft-power mechanisms to rise as the dominant hegemonic power by 2035. Read the full report here. ...
