Hoaxes Are Spreading In State Media And Online About The Protests In Hong Kong
Twitter Removes Chinese Disinformation Campaign - The New York Times
Using the Phrase “Fake News” Hurts Trust in Your Journalists and Newsroom - Center for Media Engagement - Center for Media Engagement
Information operations directed at Hong Kong
The Foreign Correspondents' Club Hong Kong
Singapore Matters - Bloomberg and SCMP should take a look at their own headlines. Hong Kong is a fine example of what fake news can do to the reputation of one of
Media of Hong Kong - Wikipedia
What Constitutes Fake News in Hong Kong – NAOC
Hong Kong Unrest: Four misleading news items - YouTube
Fake news amplifies fear and confusion in Hong Kong - Hong Kong Free Press HKFP
How Fake News and Rumors Are Stoking Division in Hong Kong - Bloomberg
How to Spot Fake News in the Hong Kong Protests - YouTube
Information | Free Full-Text | Identifying Fake News on Social Networks Based on Natural Language Processing: Trends and Challenges
Journalists warn of chilling impact of Hong Kong's planned 'fake news' law — Radio Free Asia
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Hong Kong protests: China used Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube for disinformation campaign - Vox
How Fake News and Rumors Are Stoking Division in Hong Kong - Bloomberg
Hong Kong authorities will criminalise 'fake news' only as a last resort, city's No 2 official says | South China Morning Post
Fake news: Hong Kong Journalists Association condemns impersonator's attack on media boss - Hong Kong Free Press HKFP
Hong Kong protests take the battle online: The war on misinformation | CNN
5 Types of 'Fake News' and Why They Matter | Ogilvy
Hong Kong protests take the battle online: The war on misinformation | CNN
Journalists warn of chilling impact of Hong Kong's planned 'fake news' law — Radio Free Asia
Fake news is stoking violence and anger in Hong Kong's continuing protests | The Japan Times
How Fake News and Rumors Are Stoking Division in Hong Kong - Bloomberg
