Still on Twitter to observe. Starting posting at @pcunliffejones.bsky.social from now on. Follows welcome

❝One of the challenges we face in fact-checking is that we don't have good data that demonstrates at a large scale the consequences that misinformation causes. Claim Review is a structured data project in which fact-checkers identify claims they check and the findings they

One of the standout presentations in Perugia #IJF25 - a clear, systematic, and constructive model for analyzing mis/disinformation claims and their real-world impact. Delivered by a true academic, expert, and friend. @PCunliffeJones

The goals of fact-checking & media literacy are being misrepresented by those who spread false information. Here, @guyberger & I argue we need a new framing showing not just what we are *against* - but what we are *for*: "information integrity". https://t.co/EDh2R7Q0Xy

Proud to announce the launch of this new Centre: @ciia_africa https://t.co/JnMisLKaim https://t.co/HwTEm6eBHY

Novembre 2018, @CheckCongo recevait un financement de 5000$ de la part de @ShuttleworthFdn grâce à une nomination de @PCunliffeJones. C'était un levier significatif qui nous a aidés à nous établir et avancer jusqu'à où nous sommes aujourd'hui.

Love to see this; fact-checkers showing, again, the value of cooperation ...

Timely reminder. @TomRosenstiel: “Misinformation is not like plumbing, a problem you fix. It is a social condition, like crime, that you must constantly monitor and adjust to” Or let's accept, schools fail so stop teaching, crime happens so no police... https://t.co/YKlNTJYlAO

Realised today just how rarely I now use this platform. Once, it was once possible to see a wide range of views and useful information. Now - just endless one-sided promotion of its billionnaire owner's political views. "Sad", as someone might say.

In 2017, I asked for support to help @AfricaCheck build up a community to fight for information integrity on the continent. [@ShuttleworthFdn - looking at you] Was thrilled to be in Ghana this month to witness this 👇

Presentation on Impactful claim selection: Questions to think about when choosing claims to check by @PCunliffeJones founder of @AfricaCheck Reasons for a claim to be checked "The claim appears feasible to fact-check We have been asked to check the claim by our readers If the

🗣️ Dans sa présentation sur la sélection d'affirmations à fort impact, @pcunliffejones (@UniWestminster) propose des conseils sur les questions à envisager lors du choix des affirmations à vérifier : « Que peut-on savoir lorsqu’on choisit des affirmations à verifier... Quelles

A first generation of fact-checkers started with @factcheckdotorg in 2003 - a year before social media was a thing @AfricaCheck started in 2012 checking claims made in print and broadcast media and offline settings… Then in 2016 things changed … Maybe time to change back?

An important study for those concerned with, & critical of, efforts to counter false information. It's why asymetric misinformation requires 'due', not false, balance👇 This is as true in other countries & contexts (think India or Brazil, as examples) as it is in the US, too.

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بوست لإعادة النشر رجاءً 🙏👇 -لا تعيدوا نشر أي شيء ترونه على السوشيل ميديا حول العدوان على #لبنان، الكثير من المعلومات الخاطئة والمضللة تنتشر بشكل مكثف. -لا تشاركوا أي معلومة على واتساب قبل التحقق منها. -تابعوا المراسلين/ات الذين ينقلون مباشرة من الأرض ولا تصدقوا الا ما ترونه

Given all the AI-scare stories, worth a read 👇🏻

Unsuprisingly, this study is being reported in different ways in different news outlets but...worth a look if interested in how ppl who identify as left-leaning or right-leaning/conservative process emotion, information & willingness to update views etc https://t.co/irq7f3LKyM?