Topic
Disinformation
166 published works
ComplexDiscovery
A cell tower near Lyman and Russia’s fight over its own war record
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: A cell tower standing in Russian footage of Nove, which a pro-war Russian blogger said Ukrainian video had shown destroyed a day earlier, was enough for him to…
UK Constitutional Law Association | The Blog
Julio Alberto Barajas-Servin: When Electoral Lies Become Justiciable
By UKCLA
Wales has done something unusual – it has enacted a duty to prohibit electoral lies before deciding what the prohibition will look like. Since 27 June 2026, section 13 of…
Verfassungsblog
Verbieten, sanktionieren, bestrafen
By Judith Beetz
Die Landesmedienanstalt Berlin–Brandenburg (mabb) durfte dem deutschen TV-Ableger von RT (RT DE Productions GmbH) die Verbreitung seines Rundfunkprogramms untersagen. Zu diesem wenig überraschenden Ergebnis kam das VG Berlin in seinem…
ComplexDiscovery
How a general’s walk across a bridge tested Putin’s claim to Svyatohirsk
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: Putin told the world on Sept. 1 that Russian forces had taken Svyatohirsk. Six days later, Brig. Gen. Andriy Biletskyi walked across the town’s bridge on camera, unhelmeted,…
JURIST
South Korea begins enforcing amended law on false and manipulated information
By Ellie Cho | U. Ottawa Faculty Of Law, CA
South Korea on Tuesday began enforcing an amended law designed to curb the spread of false and manipulated information online, amid growing concern over AI-generated content and misinformation on social…
ComplexDiscovery
The three silent hours: How Russia’s cyber war targets Ukraine’s newsrooms
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: Russia’s summer offensive has stalled on the ground, so the Kremlin has shifted weight to the layer where it still moves freely: information. In the first week of…
TortsProf Blog
Bogus on NYT v. Sullivan
Carl Bogus has posted to SSRN Why New York Times v. Sullivan Must Be Preserved. The abstract provides: New York Times v. Sullivan is under siege. Supreme Court justices and eminent…
El Juego de la Suprema Corte • Blog de la revista Nexos
El detector de mentiras: ¿tiene el gobierno derecho de réplica?
Ilustración: Estelí Meza El 15 de mayo de 2026, en su conferencia matutina, la presidenta Claudia Sheinbaum anunció dos decisiones que, leídas conjuntamente, incidirán en la arquitectura comunicativa del Estado…
Internet, IT & e-Discovery
Did anyone notice that AI Safety Controls don’t work?
By Peter Vogel
The NewYorkTimes.com reported that “When companies like Anthropic, Google and OpenAI build their artificial intelligence systems, they spend months adding ways to prevent people from using their technology to spread…
India Legal
Empire of Noise: Crisis of Trust in the Age of Trump
By Kenneth Tiven Across America’s political divide, confidence in traditional journalism is collapsing. Conservatives accuse mainstream newspapers and television networks of refusing to acknowledge Donald Trump’s successes, while liberals increasingly…