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Traditionally, methods such as opinion polls have been pivotal in shaping media depictions of public sentiment. Journalists have several ways at their disposal to draw on in order to report […]
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Do perceptions of citizen identity affect policymaker responsiveness to different communication channels? This study considers that policymakers prefer to engage through communication channels that are more highly used by their […]
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The final conference for EDMO BELUX 2.0: Based in Belgium and Luxembourg, we take the opportunity to reflect how our efforts across fact-checking, media literacy, research investigations to monitor and […]
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How does our world change when artificial intelligence produces content faster than we can verify it? The Fake News Festival brings together science, practice, and the public to examine disinformation, artificial intelligence, and the future of our information society from diverse perspectives. In keynotes, lectures, and […]
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On behalf of the Search Engines and Society Network (SEASON), we invite submissions for the 2026 edition of the Search Engines and Society Annual Conference (SEASON 2026), to be held […]
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Democracies around the world are grappling with declining trust in public institutions, increasing polarisation and the rapid spread of disinformation, often amplified by AI. How can we best build digital literacy […]
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Logging into social media platforms and other apps increasingly requires revealing sensitive information, like your birthday and full legal name. That data is collected, processed and shared in ways that […]
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When journalists perceive more misinformation from one side of the political spectrum, do they face a normative dilemma between truth and balance? Correcting one party more often in pursuit of […]
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How do information environments shape political preferences among rural Americans? This study examines how variation in local television news exposure shapes rural Americans’ political preferences about government spending on law […]
