disinformation
UN told misinformation could harm billions worldwide
The UK’s spokesperson to the UN, Mungo Woodifield, has warned that misinformation and the use of AI to amplify it, threatens to impact billions of people worldwide.
How advertisers are funding record amounts of disinformation
The spread of unreliable AI-generated news websites are unintentionally being funded by some of the world's biggest brands through their programmatic ad buys. Campaign explores.
UK brands and marketers take a stand on climate disinformation
Group urges social network CEOs to crack down on content and ads making ‘deceptive statements’.
Pinterest unveils climate misinformation policy
It’s the first among major platforms to create a policy specific to climate misinformation.
Australia's media regulator to investigate how tech platforms handle misinformation
The Australian Communications and Media Authority has been granted additional powers to review tech platforms' misinformation processes and improve a self-regulatory code being drafted by the industry.
Political disinformation among APAC's media-responsibility challenges: Mediabrands
Global clients want help navigating brand-safety and media-responsibility issues in APAC. But establishing standards is complex in a region with vast cultural and digital diversity. Mediabrands' Harrison Boys discusses his plans to tackle the nuances of the region.
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