When a web of unknown Twitter accounts suddenly spike, buoying each other up — what's actually going on? We sat down with George King to discuss '/VoterFraud', an interdisciplinary report hoping to shed light on the unusual Twitter activity surrounding voter fraud as a political theme.

In this third and final instalment of Logically's interview series with Dr. Deepak Kumar, we discuss some of the perceptions surrounding air pollution in India, and receive critical insight into how this problem can be tackled at local, regional and national levels.

In Part Two of Logically's interview series with Dr. Deepak Kumar, we discuss the ways in which rumours, misconceptions and misinformation around public health outcomes have occurred and spread in India.

What are the risks and benefits when you make communication the basis for public health programmes? We sat down to speak with epidemiologist Dr Deepak Kumar on India's public health outcomes in the age of fake news.

In this fourth instalment of the Bots series, we ask: What is bots' impact on social dynamics, online & offline? Who are their target audiences and most receptive demographics?

Bots make up anywhere between five to 15 percent of our social media networks. Part 2 of the Bots series lists the most telling signs of automated accounts, helping you know what to avoid.

In this second instalment of the Bots series, we look at bots' main uses, both on social media and off it.

False news isn't just limited to stories or articles—images are also used by bad actors seeking to mislead or deceive others. While there are no simple solutions, there are some simple steps that you can take, to make sure that you aren't being fooled by fakes.

Navigating the world wide web can sometimes feel like a minefield, but Logically has put together a list of top tips to help you critically evaluate your sources, and be certain that you aren't falling prey to false news.

There's a common perception that an article packed full of stats is more credible than one without, but statistics can be just as subjective as anything else. We've put together a quick checklist that will help you to scrutinise those numbers.

There's a common perception that an article packed full of stats is more credible than one without, but statistics can be just as subjective as anything else. We've put together a guide to help you ask the big questions about those numbers.

The word 'bot' is splashed around all over the internet. 'All you've ever wanted to know about social media bots' is a 6-part series attempting to establish what bots actually are - and how you might recognise the misleading ones. Part 1 provides an introduction the series.

If you're a person with internet access in 2018 then you've probably heard of 'fake news' by now. It's a new phrase, but not a new idea. The issue is widespread, and it's also serious. We take a look at mis- and disinformation, and some of the strategies that can be used to avoid it.

What is disinformation? And misinformation? Two years ago, "fake news" went from describing low quality information to being used to delegitimise opposition. As people seek less polarising words, we thought it key to define the basics.