Some corners of the online economy are shaping up in hate filled ways. As we grapple with a world where disinformation can easily look...

One of the biggest angles trolls are taking in justifying the absurdity that all the MPs knew they were applauding a Nazi is the way the...

As I write this elections are on the horizon for us here in Canada, and of course in the United States, in 2024. For all that will happen...

Newsload takes on Meta who has made it clear that they want to be the newest, bestest source of bullshit anywhere in Canada.

Discussing the prevalence of conspiracy theories, hosted by a comedian & reformed conspiracy theorist.

At The Newsload, you can rest assured, everything we do related to customer service is produced by a tragically flawed, human bean

Carrie Anne Stephenson surely commits Carrie Carrie in this feature interview with convoy associated political activist Clayton McAllister.

Give every account a rating called their 'bubble rating'. This rating is determined by how many people they have blocked or been blocked by.

As a past conspiracy theorist myself this is a resource, I hope, will help folks discern truth from lies.

Bryan Bakker says the Newsload can, not only save local journalism, but turn the tide on disinformation and even extremism.

We interview politicians, if they're brave enough, and aspiring politicians, if they're bold enough, in a fun and lightly grotesque way.

In this report outlines what we found when we researched satire in relation to local news, audience habits and motives.

Comedy draws audiences toward the political center and short circuits disinformation. The Newsload leverages this into a grassroots business

What if there was a business model that could elicit interest in local news stories, pass them along to the pros AND be profitable?

A business model that can revitalize local news while drawing folks away from extremism. It is possible. Find out how by clicking here.