BY ALEXANDRA ZISSU GREENWASH: To disseminate disinformation so as to present an environmentally responsible image.
While propagandists have yet to employ robot-journalists per se, automation is already being used to disseminate disinformation.
Nixon took his message to television, used a mail campaign to disseminate disinformation, and belittled Gahagan Douglas by calling her "The Pink Lady".
He used to play a key role for the government, heading the kingdom's efficient efforts to disseminate disinformation and harass critics on social media, which earned him the nickname of "troll master".
Companies that choose to advertise on platforms that consistently disseminate disinformation or propaganda should face consequences.
In January, she wrote a column for the Guardian announcing that she was leaving Twitter; she's convinced that the abuse she and many others endured on the platform was "a grand-scale normalization project, disseminating libel and disinformation and ultimately greasing the wheels for Donald Trump's ascendance to the US presidency".
Such stories do more than spread disinformation.
However, I think gossip can be hurtful and spread disinformation, so I tend to avoid it".
That story suggests that Stamos created friction within Facebook by pushing for an aggressive approach to exploring and disclosing to the public the platform's role in disseminating Russian state-sponsored disinformation to users.
In reality far too much attention has been paid to disinformation disseminated by Tehran and its lobbyists in an effort to make the western countries conclude that there is no viable opposition and no chance of change from within – leaving the west to choose between making concessions to Iran or going to war, both very unpleasant choices.
The clouds are disseminating.
