While much of the world’s news media has struggled to find solid footing in the digital age, the number of fact-checking outlets reliably rocketed upward…
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Fifteen years ago, I worked with a small group of reporters and editors at the St. Petersburg Times (now the Tampa Bay Times) to start…
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The number of fact-checkers around the world doubled over the past six years, with nearly 400 teams of journalists and researchers taking on political lies,…
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My opening remarks for Global Fact 8 on Oct. 20, 2021, delivered for the second consecutive year from Oslo, Norway. Thanks, Baybars! Welcome to Norway! …
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Fact-checkers are now found in at least 102 countries – more than half the nations in the world. The latest census by the Duke Reporters’…
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With elections, unrest and a global pandemic generating a seemingly endless supply of falsehoods, the Duke Reporters’ Lab finds at least 290 fact-checking projects are…
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The number of fact-checking outlets around the world has grown to 188 in more than 60 countries amid global concerns about the spread of misinformation,…
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The number of active fact-checking projects around the world now stands at 156, with steady growth driven by expanding networks and new media partnerships that…
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My opening remarks at Global Fact V, the fifth annual meeting of the world’s fact-checkers, organized by the International Fact-Checking Network, held June 20-22 in…
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The number of fact-checkers around the world has more than tripled over the past four years, increasing from 44 to 149 since the Duke Reporters’…
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