Get detailed trust ratings for 6,000+ news websites that account for 95% of online engagement with news. See ratings displayed as icons next to links on all the major search engines and social media platforms.
See who’s behind each site and how it fares on the nine journalistic standards NewsGuard uses to assess each site.
Get warnings on new trending misinformation sites as they are flagged and rated by NewsGuard’s 24/7 rapid response SWAT team.
NewsGuard teamed up with Microsoft to create a nonpartisan interactive quiz to help voters sift through the deluge of information circulating online about the issues and the voting process ahead of the 2020 election. Take the quiz to put your media literacy skills to the test.
In this month’s Misinformation Monitor, we analyze the repeat offenders that have advanced both coronavirus conspiracies and election myths, and we investigate why niche U.S. political misinformation is resonating in Europe.
The NewsGuard rating of news websites separates sites that are doing reliable journalism from purveyors of false or misleading news or disinformation. Advertisers use the NewsGuard ratings to build a list of reliable news sites safe for advertising and to keep ads off inappropriate sites.
BrandGuard partners include ad agencies like IPG, and advertising technology platforms such as Peer39, Amobee, TripleLift and many more.
Ad tech companies have software to keep brands safe from hate speech and pornography. But artificial intelligence cannot root out false news because false news is designed to look like real news. NewsGuard adds an extra layer of protection as the only process that involves human beings—trained journalists—reviewing every website. Schedule a Product Overview
With its ratings and detailed Nutrition Label reviews, NewsGuard is the only resource that provides extensive context about thousands of news and information websites, created by trained analysts assessing basic journalistic criteria of credibility and transparency. Through NewsGuard’s pro-bono News Literacy Programs, libraries can give their patrons access to the media literacy browser extension, totally free.
Visit our News Literacy page to learn more about how hundreds of libraries and teachers use NewsGuard, and how your group or institution can partner with NewsGuard or use its free educational resources today.
Learn More