Graphika

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We create the world’s most detailed maps of social media landscapes and use our technology to analyze information flows online.

New York, NY
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  1. 14 hours ago

    The best way to combat unconscious bias in the workplace is to create an environment that follows a rubric for respect. Learn about VP of people, Sarah Braver's approach to and at Graphika in this feature:

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  2. Nov 6

    Join us next Tuesday, Nov 10 for a debrief on the work of the around electoral mis- and

    Join the members , , , and on Tuesday for "Initial Reactions: Disinformation in 2020 Elections," a discussion on mis- and they combatted up to and through . RSVP now!
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  3. Nov 6

    Today, Graphika issued a report detailing the of a network of Iranian operators impersonating anti-Netanyahu “Black Flag” protestors to amplify Iranian narratives. Read the report for full details here:

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  4. Nov 5

    For full details about 's analysis of IUVM as cited in the DoJ announcement, read our April 2020 report: Iran’s IUVM Turns To Coronavirus

    🆕 27 more Iranian domains just seized by DoJ. Folks have asked this week why we're not seeing more foreign IO. Many across sectors have focused intensely on these threats over the past 3 years, yielding rapid enforcement across platforms and much more transparency on this front
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  5. Nov 3

    Throughout the election process, we will work directly with the EIP () and social platforms to escalate content that violates community guidelines and share our findings in real time through the EIP’s digital channels.

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  6. Nov 3

    Happy ! Graphika’s team of analysts is now actively conducting a 24/7 ‘peace room’ in support of our clients, partners and the Election Integrity Partnership ().

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  7. Oct 29

    "The way in which people encounter QAnon, now, is through relatively mainstream, non-absurd topics.” speaks with about the rise of the “Save the Children” effort from the QAnon conspiracy theory group:

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  8. Oct 27

    Very few posts focused on the 2020 US presidential election & had no discernible political slant. Most content copying was acknowledged, but political English accounts used memes Graphika has seen previously posted by the IRA (this is insufficient evidence to attribute the op)

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  9. Oct 27

    Accounts focused Latinx identity and pride, the BLM movement, gender equality, LGBTQIA+ rights, the environment and generally uplifting content, often copying content from other sources and giving credit to creators -- suggesting an attempt to build engagement.

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  10. Oct 27

    Today, Graphika issued a report detailing the of a small network of inauthentic accounts posting about political, activist and social topics in Spanish & English. Read the report for full details here:

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  11. Oct 26

    John Kelly (), CEO of , visits the Ralph Bunche Institute for International Studies’ () podcast to explain how social media has become the next battlefield for global powers & how foreign actors use it to meddle in US politics.

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  12. Oct 23

    The majority of assets had high of followers, the largest with over 5M at the time of the takedown. Pages focused on celebrity-related and COVID-19-related content, using clickbait-style titles and imagery, and at times mixing in political content.

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  13. Oct 23

    The set included pages that displayed high-velocity posting behaviour, suggesting the use of automation, and appeared to operate for profit. Amplification networks formed when multiple pages shared content from the same domain.

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  14. Oct 23

    Today, Graphika issued a report detailing the of several inauthentic Myanmar-based networks. Full context and details are available to read here:

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  15. Oct 15

    Our Head of Analysis spoke today with members of the House Committee on Intelligence about the threats QAnon and conspiracy theories pose to democracy. For her full testimony, visit

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    Oct 15

    📺 Tune in to the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence hearing on Misinformation, Conspiracy Theories, and Infodemics today to hear our very own testify about the threats QAnon poses to democratic institutions:

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  17. Oct 8

    A new report from Graphika analyzes the of over 70 assets in , attributed to the country’s military, for conducting coordinated inauthentic behavior before its general election. Read the full report here:

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    Oct 5

    A joint report from , & uncovered a series of online campaigns by -linked actors targeting ’s 2020 presidential election, and its response to , with narratives crafted to advance Beijing’s interests. More:

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    Oct 6

    John Kelly of discussed disinformation campaigns during today’s virtual board meeting. He says we’re in a challenging time because we don’t have all actors collaborating against disinformation. Almost every disinformation campaign is multiplatform.

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  20. Oct 1

    A suspected Russian operation targeted far-right American users on platforms including Gab and Parler, and resembled a recent IRA-linked operation that targeted progressives. Read the full report here:

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