The Week That Was: the 6 things you need to know
Malicious foreign actors find it easy to interfere and manipulate information in the European Union because of lack of awareness
EU Commission investigating ad agreement Google/Meta
The European Commission announced it will investigate if an agreement between Google and Meta for online display advertising services may
The Week That Was: the 6 things you need to know
The pan-European unity regarding measures and sanctions against Russia, with the aim of stopping the war, and the strong wave
Fact-checkers joining forces against disinformation about the war in Ukraine
Disinformation is part of modern warfare. After Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the fact-checker community has joined forces to fight disinformation.
War in Ukraine: social media platforms’ measures [wrap-up]
The pan-European unity regarding measures and sanctions against Russia, with the aim of stopping the war, and the strong wave
State-owned TASS suspended from European news agency cooperation
State-owned Russian news agency TASS has been suspended from the news agency organization European Alliance of News Agencies with the
The Week That Was: the 7 things you need to know
Social media companies rushed to make statements making it more clear how they handle information about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
A tweet (and Elon Musk) keeps a country at war connected to the world
Ukraine’s deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Digital Transformation, Mykhailo Fedorov, had the genius idea to ask Elon Musk via
Social media & cyberwar as an answer to Putin’s war
Hacking group Anonymous has announced a cyber war against Russia, and has already claimed an attack on the state-controlled TV
Journalists of Ukraine unite to coordinate actions
The National Union of Journalists of Ukraine (NUJU) has set up a special group to monitor the situation and coordinate