Does Europe have a digital future?
On February 19, the European Commission published the first installment of its long-anticipated digital strategy — a white paper on artificial intelligence and a European data strategy.
Reflections from Munich: The West is not defenseless in protecting democracy
idea. The participants are among the most important and expert people in the world. Getting their attention is hard. Getting their agreement is even harder.
Disecting Putinist agitprop: agitation, propaganda, and division
Moscow has a long history of disseminating disinformation to soften up its targets and achieve specific political goals.
”Disinformation aims at undermining democracy”
Last week, international experts on countering disinformation gathered in Brussels to discuss the development of the issue.
How YouTube supports elections
As the 2020 election season kicks into high gear in the United States, people will visit YouTube to learn about the candidates and watch the election season unfold.
Building rules in public: Twitter’s approach to synthetic & manipulated media
It’s our responsibility to create rules on Twitter that are fair and set clear expectations for everyone on our service.
Disinformation is more than fake news
Jigsaw’s work requires forecasting the most urgent threats facing the internet, and wherever we traveled these past years — from Macedonia to Eastern Ukraine to the Philippines to Kenya and the United States…
Coronavirus coverage shows how epidemics can spread racism
More needs to be done to stop the harmful stereotypes that surface during outbreaks. The way we understand illness is rarely defined by science alone.
“Without the propaganda, the killing of my father would not have been possible”
first deputy prime minister, who was assassinated in Moscow five years ago, on 27 February 2015. Following the murder, Nemtsova left Russia and settled in Bonn, Germany, where she continued her journalistic career.
Edward Lucas: The Kremlin’s way
Switzerland and Russia have few similarities. But one of them is that that the name of the head of the government matters little. The top job in the Swiss system is held by Simonetta Sommaruga.