The conference concluded that regulation disinformation is not enough; we need to empower media, media literacy and democratic political culture.
The conference concluded that regulation disinformation is not enough; we need to empower media, media literacy and democratic political culture.
In his second study of the disinformation ecosystem, professor Mato Brautović from the University of Dubrovnik tracked the spread of disinformation over time, in order to determine the interconnectedness of disinformation spreaders.
Follow the conference "European Perspectives: The Impact of Disinformation on the Health of Democracy and the Digital Environment" on May 19th, held in HND, on Gong Networks.
The research of Mate Brautović, professor from the University of Dubrovnik, on Croatian sources of disinformation pointed to the existence of influential creators of disinformation and disseminators of the same, connected in strong communities.
Facebook-based disinformation uses populist narratives and conspiracy theories, while successfully resisting the measures, according to research by the Pro-fact project.
Professor Mato Brautović, from the University of Dubrovnik, gave a lecture to the teachers of the Swedish Linnaeus University about the methodology used to map disinformation, and the preliminary Pro-fact results.
