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Nutrition misinformation in the digital age: This report investigates the growing prevalence of nutrition misinformation on Instagram by identifying the most common dietary themes linked to false or misleading content

F.D.A. Proposes New Food Labels to Detail Sugar, Fat and Salt Content

Disinformation is an expected outcome, not a byproduct, of the media market. The analysis of three business models of media markets (broadcasting, partisan, and digital) reveals qualitatively different types of disinformation. Digital platforms profit from controversial and misleading content.