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SUMMARY:A Citizen Perspective on Mis- and Disinformation | Shorenstein Center
DESCRIPTION:In this talk Claes de Vreese\, Professor of Artificial Intelligence and Society at the University of Amsterdam\, addresses how citizens see mis- and disinformation. The talk analyzes how citizens perceive the phenomenon and who they see as the main culprits. He also explores misconceptions about how algorithms work and how this may aggravate the consequences of misinformation. Finally\, he reviews recent European initiatives specifically addressing mis- and disinformation. \nThis event is part of the Speaker Series on Misinformation\, co-sponsored by the Shorenstein Center for Media\, Politics and Public Policy at Harvard’s Kennedy School and the NULab at Northeastern University. \n[…]\n 
URL:https://mediawell.ssrc.org/event/a-citizen-perspective-on-mis-and-disinformation-shorenstein-center/
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SUMMARY:Roundtable: Ukraine and Content Moderation for News Media Sustainability | Annenberg School of Communication
DESCRIPTION:From combatting violent extremism to mitigating misinformation\, the news industry is caught in the middle of debates over how best to address a range of online harms. As regulators around the world consider new frameworks for content moderation\, it is important to understand how efforts to reduce harmful content online can be detrimental to free and critical media. Stringent moderation can result in the removal or demonetization of journalism\, which harms not only the sustainability of news media but also detracts from efforts to reduce disinformation and “fake news.” This roundtable will look critically at these problems and discuss how initiatives such as the Global Alliance for Responsible Media\, Ads for News and other collaborations between the private sector\, media and tech platforms are impacting news media and what we can learn from these types of voluntary\, self-regulatory approaches. This event is co-sponsored with UCLA’s Institute for Technology\, Law & Policy. \n[…]
URL:https://mediawell.ssrc.org/event/roundtable-content-moderation-for-news-media-sustainability-annenberg-school-of-communication/
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