Information disorder is a serious issue in today's digital society. Misinformation and disinformation can be found in many forms of media, from written text to videos, so it is important to understand the different formats in which misleading content can appear. The following pages will cover a selection of misinformation formats in more detail. Although the list is not comprehensive, it offers a clearer picture of some of the common features of misinformation and the different forms in which it can appear.
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