Opinion: Contingency Plans
On Tuesday, there was a brief worldwide outage of
Without fear or favour – Jacques René Zammit
Muscat, disgraced and dishonoured, does not fear arrest. At
EP exposes growing web of global spyware chiefs’ interests in Malta
A draft report by a European Parliament committee investigating
Scrutiny as ‘attack’: Propaganda’s warped perspective
The reaction by party propagandists to The Shift’s report
EU warns Twitter to take more action against illegal content as new rules take effect
EU officials have warned that the social media platform
Facebook can no longer be ‘the judge, jury, prosecutor and witness’ of the digital space – whistleblower
Frances Haugen, the Facebook whistleblower who has exposed the
Daphne Foundation joins global call to rein in Big Tech
The Daphne Caruana Galizia Foundation has signed the People’s
Is your Android device spying on you?
Smartphones that run Android operating systems could be spying
Disinformation Watch: Keeping Things in Check #6
On 4 October, the social media platforms Facebook, WhatsApp
Facebook’s woes continue as whistleblower goes public
Facebook’s stocks plunged by 5% yesterday following another devastating
Facebook’s WhatsApp privacy pledges undermined by ‘improper content’ reviewing system
An investigation by the US non-profit newsroom ProPublica found
Online violence: the new frontline
Online violence has become the new frontline in journalism
Former Cambridge Analytica boss banned from company directorships for seven years
Alexander Nix, the former Cambridge Analytica chief, has been
Facebook and Twitter biggest source of misinformation during coronavirus
Facebook and messaging apps such as Messenger and WhatsApp
The ugly behind the pretty: How disinformation is thriving on Instagram
The creation and spread of false or deliberately misleading
Online misinformation growing through Facebook & Whatsapp
The spread of misinformation often takes place via groups
Malta one of 70 countries using organised social media manipulation campaigns
Malta is one of 70 countries having used organised
Businessman suing UK journalist linked to firms threatening press in Malta
Arron Banks, the controversial British businessman with links to
Propaganda, disinformation and social media limiting democracy – EP report
Concerted propaganda and disinformation campaigns are limiting democracy, human
Dangerous liaisons and the news
A new Reformation is underway in Europe and North
Son of murdered journalist warns World Economic Forum about harassment
The lack of action on the harassment faced by
Concerns grow over ‘privacy deathstars’ collection of personal data
Over the last couple of years, concerns of how
Malta signs UN migration agreement despite Abela saying he would not
Malta signed a UN agreement that sets in action
Facebook could face a $1.6 billion fine over massive data breach
The Irish Data Protection Commission has opened a formal
50 million Facebook users attacked in huge security breach
If you were asked to log into your Facebook
Facebook bans quiz app over concerns of misused data
Facebook has permanently banned the personality quiz app ‘myPersonality’
European political parties to be fined for misusing personal data – Commission
The European Commission is working on a set of
The art of faking news
A study by the Stanford Graduate School of Education
Thank you for hating
How often have you, as a Facebook user logged
Head of Cambridge Analytica accused of taking $8m before bankruptcy
The former chief executive of the scandal-hit Cambridge Analytica

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