Fact Cheching

How the Duke Reporters’ Lab used the political conventions to perfect its automated fact-checking program

CNN describes each of the false videos “A series of deceptively edited and misleading videos shared by prominent Republicans have run up millions of views across Facebook and Twitter in just the past few days. 

Ghanaian media sees growing interest in fact-checking ahead of presidential elections

Their efforts have led to praise from the public. 'This is what they’ve been expecting the media in Ghana to be doing all this while,' a reporter said

The Fact-Checking Development Grant has awarded 22 projects in 12 countries. Meet the grant winners

What the Postal Service story can teach us about misinformation

This is the August 20, 2020 edition of Factually

Africa Check sees huge growth in its WhatsApp podcast debunking widely circulated misinformation

It’s developed a handbook to help other fact-checking organizations do the same. 

The U.S election has all the ingredients to become a river of ​​disinformation

Be aware of groundless attacks against the electoral process and online moral disputes created to divide American voters before Election Day

Platforms scramble to contend with QAnon. Are they too late?

This is the August 13, 2020 edition of Factually

Are you writing about ‘the Russian COVID-19 vaccine?’ Avoid clickbait headlines and publish explainers

Journalists and fact-checkers discuss ways to honestly and correctly report on Putin's announcement

Op-eds and editorials may be fact-checked, says Facebook

Third-party fact-checkers will also have two new ratings at their disposal: 'altered' and 'missing context'