World Without Truth is now available on Kindle

World Without Truth is now available on Kindle. [To be read whilst listening to "Babylon's Burning" by The Ruts] When we started researching and writing World Without Truth four years ago, the issue of disinformation wasn’t quite as high profile, especially in the corporate world. A few days ago, it appeared on the BBC news regarding deepfake images in fraudulent insurance claims. A couple of weeks before that, the same news program had a clip of the Mayor of London talking about how disinformation was damaging London’s reputation. At the Cambridge Disinformation Summit a couple of weeks ago, I heard lots of scary stories, like how it has been proven that disinformation via radio increased genocidal activity in Rwanda, and disinformation's disproportionate effect on women, minorities and vulnerable people. Despite disinformation’s higher visibility, it still feels to me like almost all corporations haven’t got their hands around it yet. Come on people, I know we are all busy, but let’s get to it. Let’s implement TrustOps. Let’s create Trust Councils. Let’s educate our people on disinformation. Let’s get exposed to all the different tools and services that can help. For those who don’t like physical books, a couple of days ago, we just published the kindle version of The World Without Truth. Or for those with the hardback and paperback versions who want to complete the trio, your time has finally come! Link to the book in the first comment below. #WorldWithoutTruth #disinformation #deepfakes Andrew Frank Richard Hunter Leigh McMullen Tom Turcan Nicholas McQuire Errol Rasit Apeksha Kaushik Alfredo Ramirez IV Dymah P.