Outrage Cycle: Cracker Barrel and its CEO Targeted Amidst Logo Controversy - Open Measures
This research shows that conservative media played a significant role in generating outrage over the restaurant's logo change, which makes it difficult for others to measure opinion generally about the change without this media framing
Outrage Over American Eagle’s ‘Great Jeans’ Ad Was a Conservative Media Creation - Open Measures
There's an information literacy lesson in this for high school students, it only would some time to write the instructional narrative, cull the most effective data and slap the slides together. The lesson would be 1000% more useful that answering a question about <insert name> being a reliable source or not
Fox News aired more than 400 weekday segments mentioning trans athletes over just four months
A basic literacy of the media environment would include the understanding that the frequency of "hearing about" something provide no indication of it's importance or frequency in reality
The Threat of Conspiracy Theories in the Battle for the Cognitive Domain — A Consideration of the Status of Conspiracy Theories in Japan Based on Attempts at Regime Destruction Overseas — | List of Articles | International Information Network Analysis | SPF
Metabolic Profiling Research - Oregon Institute of Science and Medicine
Arthur Robinson's "Oregon Institute" originated in climate change denial in the late 1990s - could student's recognize that from looking at its website?
The Grievance Studies Project and the Curruption of Scholaship
We engaged in a one-year immersive exploration to attempt to understand certain academic fields as “outsiders within” and test their scholarship at its highest levels.
Stewardship of global collective behavior | Proceedings of the National Academy of Science
The digital revolution and social media are changing the collective behavior of human beings faster than we can understand them - that is the conclusion of this report from the National Academy of Science that argues the study of this phenomenon be actively studied as a "crisis discipline"
Teachers use AI to create content to teach, while telling students not to use AI to create content to prove their learning, while academics use AI to create content in peer reviewed academic journals. This is a list of academic journal articles identified as created with AI
Any serious exploration of media literacy should include an encounter with people like John Bohannon, a journalist who tests the scientific, peer-review, academic publishing industry, uncovering their systemic flaws in inaccuracies. If you heard scientific proof that chocolate helps you lose weight - he made it up and it was still published in peer-reviewed scientific journals
Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Act
While US social media companies abandon efforts to stop mis- and disinformation through fact checking, Singapore is enforcing laws countering false statements of fact
Teachers and students teach and talk about media literacy perhaps without realizing how vital it is to national security. Sweden's Psychological Defense Agency might help them realize how little they know
Countering Disinformation Effectively: An Evidence-Based Policy Guide
This report offers a high-level, evidence-informed guide to some of the major proposals for how democratic governments, platforms, and others can counter disinformation. It distills core insights from empirical research and real-world data on ten diverse kinds of policy interventions, including fact-checking, foreign sanctions, algorithmic adjustments, and counter-messaging campaigns.
These 8 "Trust Indicators" can be used by teachers and students to assess the value of information posted on sites by using these indicators as a "Lens" in lateral reading activities
General Accounting Office Report - Opportunities and Threats to DOD’s National Security Mission
60 page summary of research, useful for teachers to quickly scan for language - how is the information environment affect national security? How do Department of Defense officials think, talk and act about information literact?
A global initiative to counter misleading and deceptive online discourse
Logically Facts helps counter misleading and deceptive online discourse about public health, public safety, election integrity, and national security by enabling platforms to operate in markets safely, responsibly, and compliantly.
Publishing high quality interdisciplinary research that examines misinformation from different perspectives, from its prevalence and impact to the effectiveness of possible interventions.