PEN America’s Guide for Combating Protest Disinformation
Disinformation about protests is spreading quickly. Learn how to arm yourself against false information about demonstrations. More
The PEN Pod: Tough Questions with Suzanne Nossel
“We are absolutely dependent on the role of journalists in helping us sort through fact from fiction, understand the science, know how to keep ourselves safe.” More
Knowing the News: A Media Literacy Project
As we navigate through the onslaught of COVID-19 coverage and head toward a national election this fall, PEN America believes it is vital to equip the public with the… More
The PEN Pod: Tough Questions with Suzanne Nossel
“It’s a new normal, where all kinds of actors. . . around the world have recognized that they can, incredibly cheaply, purvey propagandistic messages.” More
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Facebook, Alphabet-owned YouTube, Twitter, and other social media will for the first time be subject to EU broadcasting rules on hate speech and harmful content under European Commission guidelines announced on Thursday. https://reut.rs/31PTSSF
Egypt’s government is used to stifling press freedom. During Abdel Fatah al-Sissi’s presidency, the country has become one of the world’s most dangerous places to report from, consistently ranking as a top jailer of journalists. https://wapo.st/2O2Q73Z
The Markup breaks down how fake headlines around “Antifa Soldiers” led to a wave of misinformation in Oregon. Deconstructing how it came about exhibits just how easy it is for a fringe conspiracy theory to slip into the system of mainstream online news. https://bit.ly/3ebVBE5