
How timing could be the key to combatting misinformation online
MIT researchers found fact-checking labels that came after the false headline were more effective at reducing people's misclassification of headlines.
MIT researchers found fact-checking labels that came after the false headline were more effective at reducing people's misclassification of headlines.
Survey finds LGBTQ people are under-represented on American screens.
The scale of innovation and content creation make it an exciting time for media and entertainment consumers, but what will be the unintended consequences?
2020 was the year of COVID, but also the year of Trump, Black Lives Matter and Brexit. CNN's Eleni Giokos joins Robin Pomeroy for a listen-back on podcast World Vs Virus.
As the government brings video streaming under its scope, content providers fear changes could hobble developments and autonomy in the burgeoning industry
The COVID-19 pandemic is forcing creative industries to find innovative ways of reaching and engaging with their audiences. Here’s what it could mean.
Sirio Persichetti, a 7-year-old Italian boy with a form of cerebral palsy, has become famous on social media as his mother documents his daily life.
The World Economic Forum Podcast Club is a place to find or make recommendations, to discuss your favourite podcasts and to find out more about ours.
The world is facing an 'infodemic' of misleading news about coronavirus. Here are some tips from the World Health Organization to help you sort the facts from fiction.
What will our cities look like in future? COVID-19 has prompted innovation around everything from public spaces and transport, to housing the homeless.
Data visualizations, like charts and graphs, are embedded into our daily lives, especially during the coronavirus pandemic, but often they can be unreliable and misleading.
COVID-19 saw popular video games, including Call of Duty and Fall Guys, explode in popularity, as consumers were forced to stay at home and keep themselves entertained.
With nearly half the world's population on social media, it's become big business. But how do the likes of Facebook, Instagram, Youtube and others compare?
A new report from the World Economic Forum and Accenture presents a framework for understanding the transformation of the media and entertainment sector.
These infographics from UNESCO aim to educate people on how to identify and debunk false information, which can otherwise spread rapidly and cause real harm.