IDMO – Digital Media Literacy Gaps and Needs
Objective of this research on digital needs, edited by Rai, T6 Ecosystems and Tim, in collaboration with LUISS and with the institutional support of the Ministero dell’Istruzione e del Merito, Direzione generale per i fondi strutturali per l’istruzione, l’edilizia scolastic
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Data Lab research at Luiss University of Rome – specialized in data, new technologies, artificial intelligence, digital media and new strategies for countering disinformation, is seeking for collaborations in our new research projects We are seeking a highly motivated (rece
Luiss Data Lab e Fieg: 2 milioni di euro da Google.org
Luiss Data Lab e Fieg ricevono da Google.org un Grant da 2 milioni di euro e supporto tecnico pro bono di sei mesi, per un progetto congiunto sul contrasto alla disinformazione presentato in occasione della Impact Challenge: Tech for Social Good di Google.org
Impartiality and cognitive bias in the fact-checking process: an overview
The lack of impartiality is increasingly used as an argument to attack the credibility of news media outlets, as well as to undermine the trustworthiness of fact-checkers. The impartiality of news, regardless of the source, in a polarized social media world, is not common ground
The migrants’ Map
La mappa dei migranti racconta il viaggio disperato verso i paesi più sviluppati che costa la vita a migliaia di esseri umani e di bambini ogni giorno
Disinformation as Infrastructure: Making and Maintaining the QAnon Conspiracy on Italian Digital Media
Building from sociotechnical studies of disinformation and of information infrastructures, we examine how – over a period of eleven months – Italian QAnon supporters designed and maintained a distributed, multi-layered “infrastructure of disinformation” th
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Francesco Seghezzi
Francesco Nespoli
Andrea Nicolai
Bill Emmott
Giuseppe Italiano
Costanza Sciubba Caniglia
Elena Musi
Maurizio Molinari
Domenico Siniscalco
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