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| title = The Global Disinformation Order<br />
| author = Samantha Bradshaw and Philip N. Howard<br />
| year = 2019<br />
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| role = Analysis<br />
| domain1 = Technology & Media<br />
| domain2 = Politics & Elections<br />
| tactic1 = Propaganda Technique<br />
| tactic2 = Manipulation<br />
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'''''The Global Disinformation Order''''' is a 2019 report by Samantha Bradshaw and Philip N. Howard. Source: Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford, 2019.<br />
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== Summary ==<br />
This report from the Oxford Internet Institute surveyed organized social media manipulation by governments and political parties around the world.<br />
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=== Findings ===<br />
The authors found evidence of organized social media manipulation campaigns in 70 countries in 2019, up from 28 in 2017. Techniques included automated accounts, human-run troll operations, hacked or stolen accounts, and strategies such as spreading pro-government propaganda, attacking opposition figures and suppressing participation. They identified a small number of governments, including China and Russia, using these tools for foreign influence operations.<br />
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=== Relevance to Bullshitopedia ===<br />
Evidence that computational propaganda is a global practice used by many governments, not only a few well-known actors.<br />
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== Related entries ==<br />
* [[Library:Computational Propaganda]]<br />
* [[Xinjiang camps are voluntary vocational schools]]<br />
* [[Library:Autocracy, Inc.]]<br />
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