| Influence industry digital platforms, technologies and data in the General Elections |
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| Real solutions for fake news? |
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| Fake news propagate differently from real news even at early stages of spreading |
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| The safety of digital democracy |
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| Making sense of media lies |
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| Contextualising Fake News in Post-truth Era |
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| Fake news as a two-dimensional phenomenon |
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| Reuters Institute India Digital News Report |
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| Politics of fake news |
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| Anatomy of fake news |
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| Wisdom of the crowd |
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| Fake news threatens a climate literate world |
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| Fraudulent news and the fight for truth |
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| Stopping fake news |
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| Digital tribalism: The real story about fake news |
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| Detection of maliciously authored news articles |
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| #FakeNews: innocuous or intolerable? |
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| The agenda-setting power of fake news |
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| Dezinformatsiya: The past, present and future of ‘fake news’ |
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| Truth and trust: How audiences are making sense of fake news |
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| Checking what students know about checking the news |
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| Geographic and temporal trends in fake news consumption during the 2016 US Election |
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| Truth of varying shades: Analysing language in fake news and political fact |
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| Fighting misinformation on social media using crowdsourced judgments |
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| Dead Reckoning Navigating Content Moderation After “Fake News" |
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| Real or fake news: Who knows? |
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| Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2018 |
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| Combating fake news: An agenda for research and action |
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| Mitigating fake news: A systematic literature review |
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| India and misinformation |
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| Lies, spies and big data: How fake news is rewriting political landscapes |
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| The science of fake news: Addressing fake news requires a multidisciplinary effort |
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| Social media, political polarisation, and political disinformation |
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| A global inventory of organised social media manipulation |
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| Fake news: Can it save traditional, mainstream media? |
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| Fake news research project |
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| Social media research after the fake news debacle |
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| Weeding out fake news: An approach to social media regulation |
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| Can Information Literacy impact how students evaluate information on social media |
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| Fighting fake news and post-truth politics with behavioural science |
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| The new media's role in politics |
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| Media Literacy, Democracy, and the Challenge of Fake News |
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| Belief in Fake News |
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| The diffusion of misinformation on social media |
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| The constitutionality of criminalising false speech |
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| Fake news: A definition |
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| Can Machines Learn to Detect Fake News? |
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| Prior exposure increases perceived accuracy of fake news |
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| Current state of the art to detect fake news in social media |
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| Fake news detection in social media |
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| Disinformation and fake news |
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| A real plague |
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| The fake news machine |
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| The effects of fake news on consumer trust in social media marketing |
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| Methods to Identify Fake News in Social Media Using Machine Learning |
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| Fake news: As the problem or a symptom of a deeper problem? |
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| Fake news and advertising on social media |
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| Countering misinformation (fake news) in India |
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| Selective exposure to misinformation |
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| Satire or fake News |
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| Fake News Detection on Social Media |
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| Less than you think |
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| Fake news, false information and more: countering human biases |
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| The problem of fake news |
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| Disinformation, fake news and influence campaigns on Twitter |
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| Fake news: National security in the post-truth era |
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| Measuring the reach of 'fake news and online disinformation in Europe |
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| Fake news: False fears or real concerns? |
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| The Sociology of Fake News |
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| Fake news, Facebook ads, and misperceptions |
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| The spread of true and false news online |
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| The Fake News Game: Actively Inoculating Against the Risk of Misinformation |
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| Trends in the diffusion of misinformation on social media |
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