Reporters' Lab

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A Duke University project that explores new forms of journalism. Tweets by

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  1. Jun 3

    Some interesting revelations in our latest census of fact-checking, released today: Fact-checkers are now found in more than half the nations of the world. But growth is slowing.

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  2. Feb 12

    It’s great to be part of and their important work.

    will deepen the Partnership’s expertise in using AI to help journalists do their work. The Reporters’ Lab will provide insights from its efforts to create tools that allow platforms and independent fact-checkers to communicate rapidly and efficiently.
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  3. Feb 5

    As embedded fact-checking grows, reporters need to show their sources, write and

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    Jan 7

    Congrats to our grad Ishan Thakore, selected for IRE’s Journalist of Color Investigative Reporting Fellowship! He’s an alum of and has been researching and producing for

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    22 Jun 2020

    Our annual census finds tremendous growth in fact-checking around the world. There are now 290 fact-checkers doing this important work in 83 countries.

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  6. 11 Jun 2020

    What is MediaReview? FAQs on the new schema we’re helping to develop for fact-checks of fake videos and images.

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  7. 9 Jun 2020

    We want your feedback on the MediaReview tagging system

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  8. 23 Feb 2020

    Squash report card: Improvements during State of the Union … and how humans will make our AI smarter

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  9. 17 Jan 2020

    From , a look at MediaReview, our new effort to create a standard for fact-checking videos and images

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  10. 25 Nov 2019

    U.S. fact-checkers gear up for 2020 campaign > Of the 226 fact-checking projects in our latest global count, 50 are in the U.S. and most are locally focused.

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  11. 11 Jun 2019

    Our annual census by finds a surge in the number of fact-checking outlets. There are now 188 in 60 countries, up 39 from last year.

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    5 Feb 2019

    FactStream users: I want to give you a sincere apology for our problems tonight. We are still sorting out what happened, but it appears we got hit with an unexpected surge of traffic that overwhelmed our servers and our architecture. We’ll fix and be better next time.

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    5 Feb 2019

    FactStream users: We apologize for the problems. We’re getting huge unexpected traffic and are trying to respond. We still hope to fix before the speech ends.

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    5 Feb 2019

    We’re having technical problems with FactStream. We’re working as quickly as possible to fix them.

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  15. 5 Feb 2019

    Follow the facts during the State of the Union address. 's , 's and Washington Post Fact Checker offer live fact-checking on the 's FactStream app.

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  16. 13 Dec 2018

    …and the rest of the team!

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  17. 13 Dec 2018

    End of semester dinner with our talented student researchers after a busy few months with the NC Fact-Checking Project and Tech & Check. More fun ahead in the spring!

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    27 Nov 2018

    We’ve just completed some fascinating experiments in pop-up fact-checking as part of our Tech & Check Cooperative. Here’s what we found.

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  19. 26 Sep 2018

    reporters @bill_mccarthy7 and sort fact from fiction on political charges regarding NC risks and preparedness for Hurricane Florence.

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  20. 12 Sep 2018

    More meaty NC Fact-Checking Project reporting by Duke student @bill_mccarthy7 "...it is not entirely accurate to say the FBI used the Steele dossier to spy on the Trump campaign"

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