https://nytimes.com/business/media/disinformation-researchers-ju…
They said a restriction on government interaction with social media companies could impede efforts to curb false claims about vaccines and voter fraud.
@PublicPolicyEggs11mos11MO
It is quite interesting how the view of the elite ruling class seems to be that if you have a dissenting opinion away from theirs, you are either a mindless victim of “disinformation” or secretly working for the Kremlin.
@ApplesWillowRepublican11mos11MO
If journalists actually did their job they would not need government direction or intervention
@GratefulOatmeal11mos11MO
Disinformation research is largely a fake partisan project draped in an academic veneer. Look at any major university center studying the topic and pick apart their studies. They essentially claim anyone who opposes their political agenda is doing "disinfo."
@SadRepublic11mos11MO
The Disinformation Industrial Complex sure built up quickly, didn't it?
@PartisanPolarAbigailDemocrat11mos11MO
LOL!
The first expert quoted runs the UNC think tank that helped produce a report claiming Asian American opposition to affirmative action is a form of "disinfo
@PuzzledVetoDemocrat11mos11MO
Government uses "disinformation" to break the law. The public needs their own misinformation czar to monitor government and the media.
