The network of 14 EDMO national and regional hubs is gathering in Rome with the EDMO Executive Board. Hosted by the Italian Digital Media Observatory (IDMO), this in-person meeting will be the occasion for the established Hubs (8) to meet the newest Hubs (6) announced in December 2022 and to discuss future collaboration.
This training course aimed at the EDMO network will provide a step-by-step guide to investigating disinformation campaigns with freely available OSINT tools. The training will be delivered in collaboration with EU DisinfoLab, which recent investigations will be used as examples during the course.
EDMO is launching a training series to support researchers to make use of currently available platform resources and datasets. The training series will consist of monthly online training sessions of 90 minutes each, in which different online platforms representatives will present their currently available and forthcoming products and datasets. The first session took place on 6 December with the Academic & Research partnerships team at Meta. Applications for future sessions coming soon.
The Belgium-Netherlands Digital Media and Disinformation Observatory and the KU Leuven organise the BENEDMO Conference on Disinformation in times of conflict. During various sessions, experts and experience experts take you into the world of disinformation and conflict. The event will take place in Dutch and registrations are open.
The Belgium-Netherlands Digital Media and Disinformation Observatory and the KU Leuven organise the BENEDMO Conference on Disinformation in times of conflict. During various sessions, experts and experience experts take you into the world of disinformation and conflict. The event will take place in Dutch and registrations are open.
The Central European Digital Media Observatory (CEDMO) is organising its 1st international conference in Prague under the auspices of the Czech Presidency of the European Union. Among other leading experts and key stakeholders, Věra Jourová, Gianni Riotta and Lauri Tierala will contribute to exploring a comprehensive range of topics. Registrations are open.
All slots are sold out, but you can still register to participate online to the Central European Digital Media Observatory (CEDMO) 1st international conference in Prague. Organised under the auspices of the Czech Presidency of the European Union, leading experts and key stakeholders (Věra Jourová, Jochen Spangenberg and Alexander Stubb among others) will discuss a comprehensive range of high-level issues of disinformation.
EDMO is launching an online training on understanding and handling disinformation for media practitioners working on Africa. Co-organised with AfricaCheck and FactSpace West Africa, the training proposes three modules on actors and techniques of disinformation, fact-checking and verification tools and safety and protection of journalists. Applications will open soon.
The EDMO Hubs present their work on media literacy in 'Exploring Media Literacy at National, Regional and Local Level', a new series of webinars, open to the public. The programme and registration link will be published soon.
Mark your calendar for the EDMO 2022 Annual Conference. Join us for two days of live interaction to discover and discuss how EDMO works to better understand, detect, and tackle disinformation.
Webinar organised by EDMO BELUX to present its first investigation, which covers the dominant social media narratives spanning from the coronavirus pandemic to the war in Ukraine.
EDMO launched a new training module to support media literacy practitioners in assessing the impact of media literacy interventions. Online applications are now open!
On 14 March, EDMO Executive Board gathered with the EDMO Hubs in Florence. Among others, a session was dedicated to set up the collaboration framework between the Hubs, the small-scale online media projects and the Taskforce on collection of relevant fact-checking material and media literacy initiatives about the war in Ukraine.
On 14 March, EDMO Executive Board gathered with the EDMO Hubs in Florence. Among others, a session was dedicated to set up the collaboration framework between the Hubs, the small-scale online media projects and the Taskforce on collection of relevant fact-checking material and media literacy initiatives about the war in Ukraine.
On 14 March, the EDMO Board met with the EDMO Hubs in Florence. Among other things, a session was held to set the framework for cooperation between the hubs, the small online media projects and the task force for the collection of relevant fact-check material and media literacy initiatives on the war in Ukraine.
EDMO launched a new training module to support media literacy practitioners in assessing the impact of media literacy interventions. Online applications are now open!
