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Bill Adair
Bill Adair is the Knight Professor for the Practice of Journalism and Public Policy at Duke University and the director of the Duke Reporters' Lab. He is the creator of Pulitzer Prize-winning website PolitiFact and worked for 24 years as a reporter and editor at the Tampa Bay Times. He is the author of The Mystery of Flight 427: Inside a Crash Investigation.
bill.adair@duke.edu
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We got some nice feedback and helpful suggestions about FactStream, our new app
By Bill Adair – February 1, 2018
Tech & Check Cooperative
It’s an early step toward automated fact-checking. What could go wrong?
By Bill Adair – January 30, 2018
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New automated fact-checking project will build apps and coordinate with other researchers around the world
By Bill Adair – September 25, 2017
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As news executives discuss efforts to improve trust, survey finds most sites don't include labels showing article type
By Rebecca Iannucci & Bill Adair – August 15, 2017
Fact-Checking News
The next challenge for the Global Fact community: calling out governments and political actors that pretend to be fact-checkers.
By Bill Adair – July 6, 2017
Fact-Checking News
We analyzed nearly 800 references to fact-checking and found a stark divide. Liberal writers like fact-checking; conservatives don't.
By Bill Adair & Rebecca Iannucci – June 7, 2017
Fact-Checking News
More than 380 people tried our pop-up fact-checking during the presidential debate.
By Bill Adair – October 20, 2016
Fact-Checking News
The beta test of the Chrome extension will allow viewers to see real-time fact-checking with a livestream of the debate.
By Bill Adair – October 17, 2016
Fact-Checking News
The Duke Reporters' Lab looks at many attributes to determine which organizations to add to its database of fact-checking projects around the world.
By Bill Adair & Mark Stencel – June 22, 2016
Fact-Checking News
Now that fact-checking has matured, "we need to make sure that our work is rock solid."
By Bill Adair – June 9, 2016