Disinfolklore is a newsletter by an author who decodes disinformation through folklore-like archetypes and narrative 'tools' found in manipulative memes and geopolitical stories. Each issue mixes essay-style analysis of propaganda structures with podcast commentary on current events such as Ukraine, US politics and fabricated health scares.
Website: https://www.disinfolklore.net
A weekly newsletter by Mark Scott on the intersection of technology, geopolitics and regulation, covering platform governance, disinformation, AI infrastructure and online political advertising. It combines original data work such as ad-spend dashboards with analysis of transatlantic digital policy.
Renée DiResta writes about online disinformation, foreign influence operations, platform moderation and the politics around counter-disinformation research. Issues combine first-hand accounts, document-based rebuttals and her own experiments, such as building an AI notewriter for Community Notes.
A personal newsletter by an ADHD-driven writer who tracks and analyses disinformation and Western rhetoric around Russia and Ukraine, with data-driven counts and historical conspiracy-theory deep dives. Readers get quantified analysis of propaganda patterns and context on how conspiracy narratives spread.
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