Critics of Australia’s digital duty of care bill stand in defence of the right of platforms to promote harm over health, rage over reason, and fake over fact

Reged Ahmad speaks to author and political adviser Ed Coper about why everyone is so angry online and how that rage is being harnessed by politicians

Jess, Charlie and Rachel chat with digital strategist and author Ed Coper to discuss his book Angertainment, which unpacks who is manipulating and benefitting from the online anger economy. In a world...

Usually, individuals don’t want to be angry. In a group, however, negative emotions can rile the tribe. On the streets of London, Ed Coper felt it first hand

Political advisor Ed Coper on the cold-blooded machine that is feeding angry people angry content online to make them even angrier, and what we can do about it. Ed Coper is a political advisor and co...

In exploiting the human instinct to seek threat, online “rage bait” is dividing society. Is it time it came with a warning label?

By wondering how One Nation can potentially win an election, the media may help make it a self-fulfilling prophecy — just as it did for Trump.

The social licence of renewables is being attacked by professional and heavily resourced networks with a vested interest in delaying the energy transition.

The fossil fuel lobby is paying millions of dollars to set up anti-renewables “community groups”. In some seats it may shift the dial.

The Advance propaganda machine is aimed at ordinary Australians but backed by some of our wealthiest – and has links to a right-wing US foundation.

Navigating the next 100 days of Australian politics online will require sharp teeth to discern fact from fiction