ISD’s Isabelle Frances-Wright spoke to The Wall Street Journal about extremist content on Telegram.
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Jared Holt comments on Trump’s anti-immigrant remarks about Springfield, Ohio, noting how they sparked a familiar right-wing moral panic.
ISD CEO Sasha Havlicek spoke to the World Economic Forum following the arrest of Telegram’s founder.
Nathalie Rücker explains how conspiracy theories meet emotional needs during crises.
Melanie Smith spoke with NBC News about how the indictment of two RT employees might have a limited impact on Russia’s broader disinformation efforts.
ISD’s Milo Comerford and Jacob Davey wrote an op-ed for Lawfare about how police-led responses alone are inadequate for tackling extremism.
ISD’s report to The Guardian identified unbranded Telegram channels linked to the Terrorgram Collective.
ISD’s Jennie King spoke to Nick Ferrari on LBC about children being taught to spot conspiracy theories in UK primary and secondary schools.
This week saw the closure by Meta of CrowdTangle, an analytics tool that allowed researchers and journalists to observe the spread of information.
In an exclusive interview with Prospect, ISD’s Julia Ebner spoke about the potential backlash of harsh punishments for far-right rioters in England.
