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Disinformation Doesn’t Care About Your Size: Protecting Brand Reputation for SMBs
Brace Yourself for Midterms Disinformation
On Tuesday, 8 November 2022, American citizens will be voting in the midterm elections, choosing their Congress representatives. Midterms usually bring an average lower number...
Brands, Timezones, and Social Media Management
In this new series of articles, our experts at Cyabra will present marketing misconceptions regarding social media management, and show you how to improve your...
Misinformation Monthly – October 2022
Cyabra’s reading list Each month, our experts at Cyabra list all the interesting articles, items, essays and stories they’ve read this month. Come back every...
Flattening the Disinformation Curve – Disinformation for Beginners, Part 4
By Jessica Grinspoon, Cyabra Team Why spend time learning about disinformation? As information, facts, rumors, and fears disperse, it becomes difficult to discern what is...
Are You Being Manipulated? Disinformation for Beginners, Part 3
By Jessica Grinspoon, Cyabra Team The media is saturated with falsehoods that prey on the internet's ability to reach broad audiences. It has become a...
Is Anybody Excited About FIFA 23?
The 23rd game in a long, popular series was surprisingly met with huge negative sentiment online. But was it really such a surprise? Not to...
A Bot for Every Voter: Elections in Latvia
The small Baltic country of Latvia is heading for elections. Again. The election for the Saeima, the Latvian parliament, is set for 1 October 2022....
Who is Manipulating the Media? Disinformation for Beginners, Part 2
By Jessica Grinspoon, Cyabra Team As we’ve previously learned in the first part of this series, disinformation is information that is false and deliberately spread to...
Information Types: What is the difference? – Disinformation for Beginners, part 1
By Jessica Grinspoon, Cyabra Team The digital era and rise of social media necessitate a responsibility to familiarize ourselves with the factors involved in information...
Sanna Marin and the Fiasco That Didn’t Happen
Reporters and news anchors might have expected social media to criticize the Finnish prime minister for drinking and partying on camera. Instead, social debates supported...
Misinformation Monthly – September 2022
Cyabra’s reading list Each month, our experts at Cyabra list all the interesting articles, essays and stories they’ve read this month. Come back every month...
Kate Bush, Chess, and Dojo: Brands Capitalizing on the Netflix Effect
Did you watch Marie Kundo’s show and suddenly felt a desperate need to de-clutter your home? Has watching Tiger King piqued your interest in the...
How the Uvalde School Shooting Changed Public Opinion on Gun Policies
On May 24, 2022, 18-year-old Salvador Rolando Ramos entered Robb Elementary school in Uvalde, Texas, armed with a rifle, and killed nineteen students and two...
Are The Proud Boys Back in Our Lives?
The American far-right extremist organization has been banned from social media following the January 2021 Capitol insurrection, but they’re still stirring the deep pot of...
Fighting Climate Change is Fighting Misinformation
Cyabra analyzed online conversations discussing climate change in the month preceding World Nature Conservation Day, and found that the fight against misinformation has become a...
Roe v. Wade: One Decision, Infinite Disinformation
Cyabra’s analysis detected a rise in abortion disinformation on social networks following Roe v. Wade. remarkably, most of it was spread by authentic, pro-choice profiles....
Three Days in Madrid, Two Weeks of Rising Protest: The NATO summit
Thirty European and North American leaders gathered in June in Madrid for a special summit of NATO (the North Atlantic Treaty Organization). Summits are not...
It’s Not About The Flag: Brands Attacked For Rainbow Washing
If you live in any major western city during June, aka Pride Month, you’re probably well accustomed to the mass of rainbow flags flapping in...
