Soft Facts and Digital Behavioural Influencing After the 2017 Terror Attacks
This Executive Summary gives an overview of the eight techniques of disinformation and types of ‘soft facts’. The document summaries research findings from a…
Martin Innes
Soft Facts and Digital Behavioural Influencing After the 2017 Terror Attacks (Full Report)
This CREST report examines how ‘soft facts’ influence individual and collective behaviours, and what are the most effective counter-measures for managing their consequences. The…
Soft Facts and Digital Behavioural Influencing
CREST has published a report on how ‘soft facts’ influence individual and collective behaviours. The report, by Martin Innes, states findings from the research…
Techniques of disinformation: Constructing and communicating “soft facts” after terrorism
Informed by social media data collected following four terror attacks in the UK in 2017, this article delineates a series of “techniques of disinformation”…
Russian Influence And Interference On Twitter Following The 2017 UK Terrorist Attacks
Following the UK terror attacks in 2017, there was a systematic level of influence and interference by Russian-linked social media accounts trying to engineer…
Russian influence and interference measures following the 2017 UK terrorist attacks
The level of influence and interference by Russian-linked social media accounts trying to engineer social division in the UK is considerably more extensive than…