#Information

Artificial Intelligence. Father Pasqualetti (UPS): “Transparency of AI systems essential, reject disintermediation and promote good journalism”

“The astonishing progress that humanity has experienced in the field of technology has not been matched by a corresponding human…

Journalism and democracy: prize to honour Daphne Caruana Galizia’s memory

The 2023 Prize, named in memory of Maltese journalist who was killed in 2017 in circumstances that have yet to…

Council: towards a new law to protect media freedom, pluralism and independence in Europe

The Russia that does not stand with Putin. Andronick Arutyunov: “Russians should be given the opportunity to be informed, democracy is important”

Andronick Arutyunov is an associate professor at the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, a lecturer at the Free University…

EU Commission: four calls for proposals for €12 million in support of the media and to promote access to trusted information

Covid-19 and communication. Fanchi (Cattolica University): “Unvarnished behind-the-scenes contexts unveiled for the first time”

More often than not, health emergency reports created a sense of disorientation among the general public: overflowing, occasionally fear-mongering, sensationalist…

EU Commission: European Code against disinformation. Jourova, “threats to democracy are fast evolving”

COVID-19 Coronavirus: EU Disinformation Task Force, “attacks from Russia on Pope and Europe about vaccines”

Council of Europe: “attacking a journalist means attacking democracy itself”

EU: JRC Report, online technologies and social media influence political behaviour and democracy. “Risk of misleading information”

EU Parliament: establishment of “Daphne Caruana Galizia Prize” for information. Duch, “free journalism for a strong democracy”