Pavel Bannikov
Journalist, editor. Slavic philologist (KazNPU, 2007), media trainer, media literacy teacher. From 2017 to 2022, editor-in-chief of the Fact Check in Kazakhstan project. Co-author, compiler and editor of a number of works on journalism and hate speech, as well as a textbook and methodological guide on media literacy for secondary schools in Kazakhstan. Editor of the methodological section “Checked”.
Guide to checking boxes: how to recognize a verified account on social networks and not make a mistake
Bookmarklets for OSINT: what are they and how to use them
Google Books as a fact-checking tool
War of Words is a tool for analyzing Russian propaganda
How to remove AI answers from Google search results
Holocaust for Sale: How Facebook Profits from AI-Driven Deception and Why Meta Doesn’t Care
Holocaust for sale: how Facebook makes money from AI deception and why the social network seems okay with it
The phenomenon of post-truth or why we need media literacy. Ivan Pechishchev
NotebookLM: neural network for document analysis, self-education and investigations
Search Whisperer 2.0 - search query generator on steroids
