This is part 3 in an ongoing series. For more information about The Misinformation Hit List, click here.
For part 2, click here.
In an era of misinformation, deepfakes, and sensational headlines, not all news is created equal. The digital news landscape today is crowded with questionable sources sites that blur the lines between satire and misinformation or intentionally spread false narratives for clicks, influence, or financial gain. For companies that rely on accurate media data, distinguishing between […]
In an increasingly polarized media landscape, political bias in news coverage is no longer an exception, it’s the norm. Whether subtle or overt, the ideological leanings of news sources influence how stories are framed, what details are emphasized, and which voices are amplified. For organizations relying on accurate, balanced, and diverse information, recognizing and accounting […]
In March 2024, a single tweet claiming “Target will close stores in red states and relocate only to blue states” went viral, sparking outrage and tanking sentiment scores despite having no basis and possibly being written as satire. The misinformation spread faster than any corporate statement could correct it, inflicting real reputational damage in minutes. […]
