Fighting misinformation online: Ideas exchange, hosted by the European University Institute, the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, Google and YouTube. This event, the second in our series, continues the debate around mis and dis-information by bringing together critical contributors from across academia, NGOs, media organisations, technology companies and governments.
0:00 Introduction from presenter Kasia Madera and Tania Le Moine, Regional Director, Google
9:35 Beth Goldberg, Research Manager at Jigsaw, on hard-to-reach audiences and conspiracy theorists
16:32 Panel on hard-to-reach audiences, with Bejay Mulenga (The Studient View), Vera Hoermann (Age Platform Europe), Valeria Kovtun (Head of Filter, Ukrainian media literacy project), Christiern Santos Rasmussen (Phd Researcher, EUI)
53:30 Dr Sumitra Badrinathan, Post-doctoral Researcher at the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at the University of Oxford, presents some key findings from the latest Reuters Digital News Report
1:07:35 Valeria Kovtun, Head of Filter, the first media literacy project in Ukraine, on how the war in Ukraine has changed the way we think about misinformation
1:21:08 Panel on the war in Ukraine and misinformation, with Jakub Gornicki (co-founder of Outriders), Ladka Mortkowitz (fact checking journalist at AFP), Sasha Havlicek (CEO of the Institute for Strategic Dialogue), Thomas Kent (Jamestown Foundation).
1:57:11 Beth Goldberg from Jigsaw on the role of pre-bunking in combatting misinformation, followed by panel discussion on pre-bunking with John Cook (Monash University), Carlos Hernandez Echevarria (Head of Public Policy, Maldita.es), John Roozenbeek (University of Cambridge)