USE CASE
Misinformation monitoring and research
Track, predict, and understand the impact of misinformation across the web and social media.
PROBLEM
Misinformation can spread across multiple platforms in seconds, and it’s almost impossible for researchers and fact-checkers to keep up, let alone predict the trajectory of a story.
Solution
With NewsWhip’s up-to-the-minute, cross platform engagement data and predictive analytics, fact-checkers can not only tell what stories are spreading, but also how big they will become.
Real-time data to combat misinformation
Monitor multiple networks
Prioritize fact checking efforts
Assess misinformation impact
React early and respond proportionately
PREPARE
Be ready to react to misinformation
Use pre-built searches and dashboards to monitor specific narratives as they develop and grow
MANAGE
Real-time feeds help you monitor misinformation across networks
Keep track of how misinformation is spreading across the web and social media using cross-network monitoring
ASSESS
Research how misinformation spreads and who influences it
Use historical data to analyze a specific instance of misinformation, or for research projects on the impact of misinformation
Features that matter when tackling misinformation
Highlights
Alerts
Velocity
Data for Democracy programme
The Data for Democracy (DfD) program is designed to support projects run by researchers and fact checkers by giving them discounted access to NewsWhip’s tools. The goal of this initiative is twofold — to help combat misinformation and disinformation in online spaces, and to encourage improved public understanding of social content engagement.
University of Michigan: Iffy Quotient
The University of Michigan School of Information and its Center for Social Media Responsibility use NewsWhip’s media and public interaction data to rank the most popular URLs to support their research into what they call the ‘Iffy Quotient’.
The Iffy Quotient is the fraction of popular URLs that come from ‘iffy’ sites, a whimsical way of referring to sites that often carry misinformation. The team was looking for health metrics that they could measure from the outside, without needing to have data provided by the platforms.
This created an invaluable resource to show just how much information that was untrustworthy in some way was floating around the web.
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Speak to a member of our team to find out how you can use NewsWhip to track, predict, and understand the impact of misinformation across the web and social media.
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