Hoax
Popular hoaxes and fake news in the European media
Government ministries need long-term communication strategies to debunk hoaxes, says Jakub Goda, who set out to expose how fake news gets produced in Slovakia and now formulates anti-disinformation campaigns for the…
The website had recently “openly induced people to avoid and not follow” government-mandated measures to stop the spread of coronavirus.
Slovakia needs to improve citizens' critical thinking, but 'questioning more' can be a trap.
Thousands have shared the latest hoax on the abduction of children on social media. The police warn that scaremongering is criminal act.
Viral video from subway has a suspicious source.
Tens of thousands of people have seen Tomio Okamura's fake news video.
Maroš Rudnay, young doctor who disproves health-related hoaxes, explains which of them are especially dangerous and why.
Video
Fact-checking does not suffice and it is necessary to work with values young people believe in, says analyst.
One lawyer does not mean all EU lawyers; immigrants attacking a shepherd dog and HAARP causing hurricanes in the US are hoaxes, too.
Last week's hoaxes.
Do not trust the hoax that tells you it will - and other hoaxes that appeared on the Slovak internet this week.
The Slovak Spectator brings the selection of hoaxes that appeared on the internet in Slovak language over the past two weeks.
Only in fake news. This is the selection of hoaxes that appeared over the past week.
The top job at RTVS is too important to hand to a deeply compromised candidate.
Media watchdogs say Jaroslav Rezník has proved friendly towards politicians in the past and has no scruples about considering pro-Russian propaganda news a fit source of information.
The Slovak Spectator brings you a selection of hoaxes from the past week.
This is a selection of hoaxes shared by Slovak internet users over the past week.
Its publisher is suspected of inciting hatred against Jews.
The Slovak Spectator brings you a selection of hoaxes that appeared over the past week.
The first shot has been fired in the regulation war that will shape the future of Europe.
- 1. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 3,480 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 2. Hooligans from abroad came to Trnava trained and organised, system failed to detect them
- 3. News digest: Slovakia reports more than 1,000 Covid hospitalisations
- 4. Far-right MP exposed president’s daughter to online mockery. Police talk about cyberbullying
- 5. Trnava football match ends after 15 minutes due to fight between fans
- 6. News digest: Travelling on All Saints’ Day should not be restricted
- 7. Slovakia does not recognise US certificate of vaccination, though Czechia does
- 8. World-famous Slovak opera singer dies at age 74
- 9. Discover one of Slovakia’s best-preserved and most imposing castles
- 10. Austrian developer arrives in Bratislava. Many before him have failed
- 1. Trnava football match ends after 15 minutes due to fight between fans
- 2. Four examples of how artificial intelligence is used in education
- 3. Hooligans from abroad came to Trnava trained and organised, system failed to detect them
- 4. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 3,480 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 5. News digest: Slovakia reports more than 1,000 Covid hospitalisations
- 6. World-famous Slovak opera singer dies at age 74
- 7. Count Lanfranconi would have been pleased. Letter "N" back on Lafranconi Bridge
- 8. News digest: First districts will switch to black-tier
- 9. News digest: Delta variant still dominates in Slovakia
- 10. Far-right MP exposed president’s daughter to online mockery. Police talk about cyberbullying
- 1. Count Lanfranconi would have been pleased. Letter "N" back on Lafranconi Bridge
- 2. Trnava football match ends after 15 minutes due to fight between fans
- 3. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 3,480 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 4. News digest: First districts will switch to black-tier
- 5. Four examples of how artificial intelligence is used in education
- 6. Hooligans from abroad came to Trnava trained and organised, system failed to detect them
- 7. In spite of pandemic, Bratislava is preparing for Christmas markets
- 8. The Allies knew about Auschwitz atrocities, but they bombed the Bratislava refinery instead
- 9. How to travel to and from Slovakia during COVID-19
- 10. News digest: Preparations for Bratislava Christmas markets are in full swing