Twitter publishes over 10 million tweets linked to election meddling
Russia and Iran are under the microscope.
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Google removes accounts tied to Iran-led misinformation campaign
It took down YouTube channels, Google+ accounts and blogs on Blogger.
Democrats to release 3,000 Russia-bought Facebook ads
It's a shrewd move, but it promises more transparency.
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Facebook has removed hundreds more Russian troll accounts
Most were geared towards Russian-speaking individuals.
Tumblr confirms 84 Russian accounts were used to spread disinformation
The IRA-linked Tumblr users spread propaganda before the 2016 US elections.
US sanctions Russians for cyberattacks and election meddling
Those affected include the group behind the NotPetya attack.
Twitter may have forgotten to purge Kremlin Vine accounts
Twitter accounts tied to Russia were purged, but the corresponding Vine videos were untouched.
Russian trolls used Tumblr to influence American voters
Buzzfeed believes that the infamous Internet Research Agency targeted the African American community on the site.
Facebook's new tool reveals any fake Russian accounts you followed
It's a step in the right direction, but its scope is still limited.
The true extent of Russian meddling in Brexit remains murky
Facebook, Twitter and Google have provided little to the ongoing inquiries thus far.
Facebook found essentially no Russian effort to sway Brexit vote
It found just three politically-divisive ads purchased by Russian groups.
Facebook will alert you if you liked a fake Russian account
The company plans to roll out a new transparency tool by the end of 2017.
