The European Digital Media Observatory (EDMO) is pleased to announce the launch of a new training module on “Understanding and handling disinformation for practitioners focusing on Africa”…
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The report includes a draft Code of Conduct on how platforms can share data with independent researchers while protecting users’ rights.
Register now to the EDMO Annual Training event that will take place in Brussels on 14 June.
Mark your calendar: EDMO 2022 Annual Conference will take place in Brussels on 13 and 14 June.
On April 3 international media started publishing videos and pictures of the massacre that took place in Bucha, a Ukrainian town in Kiev’s region.
This article has been originally published on the Italian fact-checking project Facta.news, part of the EDMO network, on April 4, 2022.
In order to have a complete understanding of disinformation, access to relevant datasets of the online platforms is key as it would allow to identify actors, vectors, tools, trends and patterns.
The events in Ukraine are heartbreaking, concerning and almost impossible to believe at times, even for those who have been watching the region closely.
A new taskforce will steer and collect material to help understand disinformation trends in the war in Ukraine.