EU DisinfoLab is the vibrant home for activists and experts to effectively tackle sophisticated disinformation campaigns targeting the EU, its member states, core institutions and core values.
In cooperation with French media Le Monde, the EU DisinfoLab helped expose a French white supremacist network that uses deceptive Facebook pages to attract visitors on their website to generate revenue from online advertisements, and sell racist products as a means to support their activities.
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In this article we have gathered several initiatives working on disinformation from different perspectives: media literacy, fact-checking, tools, and investigation projects.
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On May 29, in the framework of the EU DisinfoLab Conference in Brussels, a session dedicated to the Erasmus+ Project ‘Open Your Eyes’ was held. The session has gathered around 80 participants working on media literacy, journalists, tech companies and researchers.
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Along two days, this conference will explore the phenomenon of disinformation and information disorder, from its roots to technical and regulatory responses. The event will gather the community of experts working on disinformation, people who concretely build tools to create knowledge and cross-expertise.
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Do you wish to receive this by email? Subscribe here. The Brussels’ Corner Last Tuesday, Commission President-elect Ursula von der Leyen
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The Brussels’ Corner, Rupturing the Monopoly?
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For the public good?, Buckling up for 2020
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Digital priorities for the new commission; Drawing back the veil?
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Return of the Hack, A moment of introspection?
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Out with the old, in with the new; Alice in Youtubeland
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The fight for your data, Haters gonna (openly) hate?, Stoking the Brexit fire
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Full throttle, Doctor’s orders, Warning: artificially created!
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