Conspiracy theories about the pandemic are spreading offline as well as through social media
The Raw Story,
Anti-vaccination protest (Joseph Prezioso/AFP) A consistent feature of the pandemic has been the presence of a relatively small…
MIL-OSI Global: Conspiracy theories about the pandemic are spreading offline as well as through social media
Foreign Affairs New Zealand,
– By Rod Dacombe, Director of the Centre for British Politics and Government, King’s College London A consistent feature of the…
Conspiracy theories about the pandemic are spreading offline as well as through social media
The Conversation,
A consistent feature of the pandemic has been the presence of a relatively small but vocal number of conspiracy theorists who…
Conspiracy theories about the pandemic are spreading offline as well as through social media
Yahoo! News,
A consistent feature of the pandemic has been the presence of a relatively small but vocal number of conspiracy theorists who…
COVID-19 Conspiracies: How Can We Deal With Misinformation?
Forbes,
The rush to roll-out COVID-19 vaccines in the United States, United Kingdom and other countries has contributed to a new viral…
COVID Conspiracy Beliefs, Social Media and Risky Health Behavior
Medium US,
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The Health Risks from COVID Conspiracy Belief
Psychology Today,
In Ursula K. LeGuin's award-winning dystopian novel The Lathe of Heaven, citizen George Orr is afflicted with "effective dreams …
Why young men are more likely to believe in coronavirus myths
Inverse,
If the media is anything to go by, you’d think people who believe coronavirus myths are white, middle-aged women called Karen.
Why Young Men are More Prone to Believe Coronavirus Myths
The National Interest,
If the media is anything to go by, you’d think people who believe coronavirus myths are white, middle-aged women called Karen.
Young men are more likely to believe COVID-19 myths. So how do we actually reach them?
World News SBS,
People aged 18-25 are more likely to believe coronavirus myths, according to a new study.
Young men are more likely to believe COVID-19 myths: Here is how to actually reach them.
infosurhoy,
If the media is anything to go by, you’d think people who believe coronavirus myths are white, middle-aged women called Karen.
Young men are more likely to believe COVID-19 myths: Here is how to actually reach them
MedicalXpress,
Credit: Shutterstock If the media is anything to go by, you'd think people who believe coronavirus myths are white, middle-aged…
Young men are more likely to believe COVID-19 myths. So how do we actually reach them?
The Conversation,
If the media is anything to go by, you’d think people who believe coronavirus myths are white, middle-aged women called Karen.
The real-world effect of coronavirus conspiracy theories
Big Think,
New research finds that YouTube is the worst disseminator of coronavirus misinformation.
What it's like when one of your oldest friends becomes a conspiracy theorist
Techsite,
Online conspiracy theories about COVID-19 are having real-world impacts. In the UK, conspiracy theorists who falsely connect…
What it's like when one of your oldest friends becomes a conspiracy theorist
Business Insider,
Online conspiracy theories about COVID-19 are having real-world impacts. In the UK, conspiracy theorists who falsely connect…
Das sagt die Covid-19-Taskforce zu den Corona-Skeptikern
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Corona-Taskforce Impfzwang, Angstmacherei, Überwachungsstaat: Die Corona-Taskforce des Bundes nimmt Stellung zur Kritik von…
Reliance on Social Media News Amplifies COVID-19 Conspiracy Theories, Report Finds
Voice of America,
LONDON - People who get most of their news from social media like Facebook and YouTube are much more likely to believe…
No Reino Unido, o uso de mídia social associado às teorias de conspiração COVID-19
Replicário,
Prolongar / Um chapéu feito com o melhor papel alumínio (neste caso usado em tom de brincadeira e provavelmente de alumínio).
In the UK, social media use associated with COVID-19 conspiracy theories
Arstechnica,
5G is out to get us! Older individuals who view mainstream news media less likely to hold nutty beliefs.
UK YouTube users more likely to ‘believe Covid-19 conspiracy theories,’ study finds
infosurhoy,
A new survey in the UK has found that people who get their news from YouTube and other social media platforms are more likely…
Thought control: Study finds Facebook, YouTube usage linked to belief in coronavirus 'conspiracy theories'
Sign of the Times,
© Hakan Nural | Anadolu Agency via People using social media platforms like Facebook and YouTube to find information about the…
Chi si informa sui social crede di più alle cospirazioni e infrange più restrizioni sul coronavirus
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Un team di ricerca del Kings College di Londra ha dimostrato che le persone che si informano sul coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 sui…
Coronavirus: Social Media Users More Likely to Believe Conspiracies, Study Finds
infosurhoy,
A new study has found that people who use social media to get information about COVID-19 are more likely to believe in…
Si te informas en redes sociales crees más en conspiraciones
Yahoo! Finance USA,
Un nuevo estudio realizado en el Reino Unido por King’s College London e Ipsos MORI reveló que las personas que se informan en…
UK YouTube users more likely to believe coronavirus conspiracy theories, study finds
RT Network,
By Elliot Leavy, former editor of the technology and innovation magazine maize and editor of culture magazine BOZO.
People who believe wild coronavirus conspiracy theories rely on YouTube for most of their information on the pandemic
Business Insider Nederland,
Researchers at King’s College London surveyed over 2,000 people in the UK to study how likely people are to believe conspiracy…
People who believe wild coronavirus conspiracy theories rely on YouTube for most of their information on the pandemic
Business Insider India,
Researchers at King's College London surveyed over 2,000 people in the UK to study how likely people are to believe conspiracy…
People who believe wild coronavirus conspiracy theories rely on YouTube for most of their information on the pandemic
Business Insider Australia ,
Researchers at King’s College London surveyed over 2,000 people in the UK to study how likely people are to believe conspiracy…
People who believe wild coronavirus conspiracy theories rely on YouTube for most of their information on the pandemic
Business Insider,
Researchers at King's College London surveyed over 2,000 people in the UK to study how likely people are to believe conspiracy…
Social media use linked to belief in Covid - 19 conspiracies and breaking lockdown rules
Medical Health News,
People who get their information about coronavirus from social media platforms such as Facebook and YouTube are more likely to…
Study Finds Concerning Link Between Covid-19 Conspiracies, At-Risk Behavior And Social Media Use
Iflscience,
A new study has found the spread of Covid-19 conspiracy theories on social media is putting people more at risk through…
COVID conspiracies: 7% of Britons think there is no hard evidence that coronavirus exists, poll suggests
Yahoo! News,
Despite a global death toll of nearly 450,000 and most of the planet shutting down for months, 7% of Britons do not believe…
COVID conspiracies: 7% of Britons think there is no hard evidence that coronavirus exists, poll suggests
Yahoo! News,
Despite a global death toll of nearly 450,000 and most of the planet shutting down for months, 7% of Britons do not believe…
COVID conspiracies: 7% of Britons think there is no hard evidence that coronavirus exists, poll suggests
Yahoo! News,
Despite a global death toll of nearly 450,000 and most of the planet shutting down for months, 7% of Britons do not believe…
Social media use linked to believing coronavirus conspiracy theories
BBC Focus Science & Technology,
People who rely on social media for information about coronavirus are more likely to believe conspiracy theories and breach…
People relying on YouTube likely to believe 5G conspiracy theories
Google News,
People who rely on social media for information about coronavirus are more likely to believe conspiracy theories and go outside…
People who rely on Facebook and YouTube for Covid news ‘believe 5G conspiracy theories’
Express Informer,
People who rely on social media for information about coronavirus are more likely to believe conspiracy theories and go outside…
News story from Daily Mail on Thursday 18 June 2020
Daily Mail,
Social media use 'linked to coronavirus conspiracy beliefs and breaking lockdown'
DerbyshireLive,
More than one in 20 think symptoms most individuals blame on coronavirus are connected to 5G network radiation A new study has…
Social media use 'linked to coronavirus conspiracy beliefs and breaking lockdown'
NottinghamshireLive,
More than one in 20 think symptoms most individuals blame on coronavirus are connected to 5G network radiation Share Jamie…
News story from Wales Online on Thursday 18 June 2020
Wales Online ,
Social media use 'linked to coronavirus conspiracy beliefs and breaking lockdown'
The Plymouth Herald,
More than one in 20 think symptoms most individuals blame on coronavirus are connected to 5G network radiation A new study has…
Social media use 'linked to coronavirus conspiracy beliefs and breaking lockdown'
Leicester Mercury,
More than one in 20 think symptoms most individuals blame on coronavirus are connected to 5G network radiation A new study has…
News story from Cambridge News on Thursday 18 June 2020
Cambridge News,
Social media use 'linked to coronavirus conspiracy beliefs and breaking lockdown'
EssexLive,
More than one in 20 think symptoms most individuals blame on coronavirus are connected to 5G network radiation A new study has…
Study: Facebook, YouTube Usage Linked to Belief in Coronavirus Conspiracy Theories
Tech Times,
Anew studyhas found that people who use social media to get information about COVID-19 are more likely to believe in…
Coronavirus: Social media users more likely to believe conspiracies
Yahoo! News,
From the idea that the coronavirus was created in a lab to the belief that it is all part of a plan to bring in compulsory…
Coronavirus: Social media users more likely to believe conspiracies
Yahoo! News,
From the idea that the coronavirus was created in a lab to the belief that it is all part of a plan to bring in compulsory…
Social media tied to belief in virus conspiracies
BBC News,
Image copyright PA Media From the idea that the coronavirus was created in a lab to the belief that it is all part of a plan to…
News story from Guernsey Press on Wednesday 17 June 2020
Guernsey Press,
Social media use ‘linked to Covid-19 conspiracy beliefs and breaking lockdown’
BreakingNews.ie,
People who rely on social media for information about coronavirus are more likely to believe conspiracy theories and breach…
Social media use `linked to Covid-19 conspiracy beliefs and breaking lockdown´
This is Money,
People who rely on social media for information about coronavirus are more likely to believe conspiracy theories and breach…
Social media use ‘linked to Covid-19 conspiracy beliefs and breaking lockdown’
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News story from The Evening Telegraph on Wednesday 17 June 2020
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News story from Jersey Evening Post on Wednesday 17 June 2020
Jersey Evening Post,
Social media use ‘linked to Covid-19 conspiracy beliefs and breaking lockdown’
ITV News,
People who rely on social media for information about coronavirus are more likely to believe conspiracy theories and breach…
News story from Shropshire Star on Wednesday 17 June 2020
Shropshire Star,
Facebook, YouTube usage linked to belief in coronavirus conspiracy theories, study finds
CNBC,
The research, carried out by Ipsos Mori for King's College London, provides an insight into how some of the misconceptions…
Social media use ‘linked to Covid-19 conspiracy beliefs and breaking lockdown’
Yahoo! News,
People who rely on social media for information about coronavirus are more likely to believe conspiracy theories and breach…
News story from The Telegraph (UK) on Wednesday 17 June 2020
The Telegraph (UK),
Social media use ‘linked to Covid-19 conspiracy beliefs and breaking lockdown’
The Irish News,
People who rely on social media for information about coronavirus are more likely to believe conspiracy theories and breach…
Social media use ‘linked to Covid-19 conspiracy beliefs and breaking lockdown’
Irish Examiner,
People who rely on social media for information about coronavirus are more likely to believe conspiracy theories and breach…
Social media use ‘linked to Covid-19 conspiracy beliefs and breaking lockdown’
Yahoo! Finance USA,
People who rely on social media for information about coronavirus are more likely to believe conspiracy theories and breach…
Social media use ‘linked to Covid-19 conspiracy beliefs and breaking lockdown’
Yahoo! News,
People who rely on social media for information about coronavirus are more likely to believe conspiracy theories and breach…
News story from Dudley News on Wednesday 17 June 2020
Dudley News,
People who rely on social media for coronavirus information more likely to believe in conspiracy theories
Hereford Times,
People who rely on social media for information about coronavirus are more likely to believe conspiracy theories and breach…
News story from Halesowen News on Wednesday 17 June 2020
Halesowen News,
News story from Tewkesbury AdMag on Wednesday 17 June 2020
Tewkesbury AdMag ,
People who rely on social media for coronavirus information more likely to believe in conspiracy theories
Bromsgrove Advertiser,
People who rely on social media for information about coronavirus are more likely to believe conspiracy theories and breach…
News story from Cotswold Journal on Wednesday 17 June 2020
Cotswold Journal,
News story from Ledbury Reporter on Wednesday 17 June 2020
Ledbury Reporter,
News story from Malvern Gazette on Wednesday 17 June 2020
Malvern Gazette,
Social media use ‘linked to Covid-19 conspiracy beliefs and breaking lockdown’
AOL (UK),
People who rely on social media for information about coronavirus are more likely to believe conspiracy theories and breach…
