Category:Internet manipulation and propaganda

• Internet manipulation

0–9

• 50 Cent Party
• 2024 Tenet Media investigation

A

• Accusations of Russian interference in the 2024 Romanian presidential election
• Act.IL
• AK Trolls
• Algorithmic radicalization
• Astroturfing

B

• Bass to Mouth
• Bolivarian Army of Trolls
• Buzzer (internet)

C

• Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting and Analysis
• Community Communications Department
• Computational propaganda
• Copypasta
• Cyberwar: How Russian Hackers and Trolls Helped Elect a President

D

• Dead Internet theory
• Deplatforming
• Doomscrolling

E

• Operation Earnest Voice
• Elf Farm

F

• Fake news
• Fake news in India
• Fake news website
• Fake news websites in the United States
• Filter bubble

G

• Gamergate (harassment campaign)
• Ghost followers

H

• Hasbara
• Hold-up (2020 film)

I

• Influence-for-hire
• Information laundering
• Internet Research Agency
• Internet water army
• Italygate

J

• Jewish Internet Defense Force
• Joint Threat Research Intelligence Group

L

• Links between Trump associates and Russian officials

M

• McGorty junk news websites
• Megaphone desktop tool

N

• Ntrepid

P

• Pastel QAnon
• Peñabot
• People v. Golb
• Pink-slime journalism
• Pizzagate conspiracy theory
• The Plot to Hack America
• Project Birmingham (disinformation campaign)
• Public opinion brigades

Q

• QAnon

R

• Murder of Seth Rich
• Russian interference in the 2018 United States elections
• Russian interference in the 2020 United States elections
• Russian interference in the 2024 United States elections

S

• Social bot
• Social hacking
• Social spam
• Sock puppet account
• State-sponsored Internet propaganda
• Sybil attack

T

• Tay (chatbot)
• Team Jorge
• Tek Fog
• Trading up the chain

V

• Voluntary Agency Network of Korea

W

• Clint Watts
• Russian web brigades
• White House debate competition hoax
• Wikiturfing
• Working Group on Syria, Propaganda and Media