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The Information Disorder Landscape

Three Words That Are Not Synonyms

Production: How False Content Is Made

Spread Mechanisms: Why False Information Outpaces Corrections

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Disinformation Typologies & Spread Mechanisms: Scored Knowledge Assessment

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Recognise disinformation types and understand how false content spreads online.

Recognise disinformation types and how false content spreads.

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The taxonomy of false and harmful information — how it's produced and how it spreads. Module 1 of 5 in the OSINT & Verification programme — complete all five modules to qualify for the CPD-accredited certificate (8 CPD hours).

Disinformation Typologies & Mechanisms

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