I don't blame the article for not including it because left wing disinformation has been mostly ineffective and uninteresting though.
The most interesting exceptions are the AntiVaxxer movement (sometimes left associated) and the Caexit groups, which is a story worth looking at.
Edit: it does include an example of left wing fake news: the false accusation of police burning a tent. It's actually pretty short on right wing examples (although I didn't read all the Chinese cases, so some of them maybe).
So ineffective that a Bernie Bro shot a few congressmen? Give me a break.
The rest of your commentary is similarly dismissive in a way that suggests an underlying bias unworthy of further comment.
When I wrote that I didn't know that connection. It clearly got a lot more interesting.
The rest of your commentary is similarly dismissive in a way that suggests an underlying bias unworthy of further comment.
No, it's arguing that you are seeing bias where there isn't any.
Wait are you saying that it's so ridiculous for a security company to care about entities manipulating public opinion via the internet that it suggests they are trying to do the same thing? Of course this is within their realm.
These guys have a solid track record. Not only for what basically became the de facto free Windows anti-virus for a decade plus but for doing research in all kinds of areas and publishing it to their blog: https://www.trendmicro.com/vinfo/us/security/research-and-an...