The government says it's planning to start fact-checking service as part of its communications strategy.
The Cabinet Office's departmental plan, published this week, says the rapid rebuttal and fact-checking - called Manx Verify - will be developed by the end of this month.
The plan says a scoping paper will look at how it will work and what resources will be needed.
The document also calls for a system to maximise opportunities for positive news from the government.
Tributes to local WWII veteran
Tributes are being paid to a Manx WWII veteran and Burma Star recipient.
Government says it acted to ticket abandon cars after complaints
The Department of Infrastructure has issued a statement following the ticketing of numerous abandoned cars in the Tesco Superstore Car Park.
Government seeks to debunk nasal vaccine myths
Public Health officials are trying to dispel myths circulating about the children's nasal flu vaccine.
Google Street View car spotted!
Google's on the Isle of Man, updating its Street View images!
Government plans to get more Facebook followers for governor
The Island's Lieutenant Governor wants 600 more followers on Facebook!
DOI orders abandoned cars at Tesco to move
The Department of Infrastructure is threatening to tow away a number of abandoned cars from Tesco's car park in Lake Road in Douglas.
UK to follow Island's lead on voting age
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer says his country will follow in the footsteps of the Isle of Man and lower its voting age.
Peel pool to close for improvements
An island swimming pool says it'll close for two weeks to improve its facilities.
