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Technical Documents

October 4, 2024

Countering disinformation – Issues and solutions for EU decision-makers

This short booklet gives an introduction to disinformation in the digital age, to help defend our societies from large-scale manipulation.

Research is a core part of what we do. It involves identifying, uncovering, and explaining disinformation campaigns and networks, using open source investigation techniques (OSINT) and social media network analysis methodologies. We disseminate our findings via our partnerships with the media and leading experts in the field.

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January 16, 2024

Disinformation on X: Research and content moderation policies

This document sheds light on X’s (formerly Twitter) research and content moderation policies linked to disinformation.

Technical Documents

December 5, 2023

Connecting the disinformation dots: insights, lessons, and guidance from 20 EU Member States

This document compiles a comparative analysis of the findings based on our factsheets mapping the state of disinformation across Europe, showing that the EU faces the same challenges regarding disinformation campaigns.

Technical Documents

December 4, 2023

The disinformation landscape in Poland

Find out more about the disinformation landscape in Poland.

Blog Posts

October 4, 2023

Having the tools but not knowing how to use them: Considerations on digital and media literacy

Just over a year ago, our research into online Illuminati membership schemes unintentionally drew a global audience in search of wealth. Now we explore how our words, meant to expose deception, might have unintentionally tricked some into clickbaiting.

Technical Documents

September 28, 2023

Platforms’ policies on AI-manipulated and generated misinformation

This factsheet delves into how some of the main platforms approach AI-manipulated or AI-generated content in their terms of use, exploring how they address its potential risk of becoming mis- and disinformation.