05 Sep: Transparency as an empty signifier? Assessing transparency in EU and platform initiatives on online political advertising and actors Read More 14 Mar: PAPERWALL: Chinese information operation targets Belgium and Luxembourg Read More 21 Dec: Folk theories of info-democratic disorders: an in-depth qualitative audience study in Belgium and Luxembourg – Executive summary of D3.2.4 Read More 21 Dec: Government and platform policy monitoring – Executive summary of D3.3.2 Read More 21 Dec: A framework for measuring news media markets’ financial viability in relation to disinformation – Executive summary of D3.1.1 Read More 21 Dec: How strong media finances can help tackle fake news – Executive summary of D3.1.2 Read More 05 Oct: Regulating disinformation: look-up on the legal framework in Luxembourg Read More 22 Aug: Regulating disinformation: look-up on the legal framework in Belgium Read More 05 Jul: Exposure to and belief in disinformation – Executive summary of D3.2.3 Read More 26 Jun: The disinformation landscape in Luxembourg Read More 26 Jun: Facebook Hustles: The Belgian spin-off Read More 09 May: The disinformation landscape in Belgium Read More 20 Apr: Don’t stop me now: the growing disinformation threat against climate change in Belgium Read More 01 Feb: The US anti-vax group Children’s Health Defense’s expansion to Europe Read More 22 Dec: Platform policy monitoring – Executive summary of D3.3.1 Read More 22 Dec: Folk theories of info-democratic disorders in Belgium and Luxembourg preliminary results from an ongoing qualitative audience study – Executive summary of D3.2.2 Read More 22 Dec: Who is susceptible to (political) disinformation? Evidence from Flanders, Belgium – Executive summary of D3.2.1 Read More 22 Dec: A framework for measuring news media markets‘ financial viability in relation to disinformation (D3.1.1) Read More 19 Dec: What is political? The uncoordinated efforts of social media platforms on political advertising. Read More 09 Nov: The disinformative ecosystem: Link sharing practices on Telegram as evidence of cross-platform amplification Read More 17 Oct: Tough luck if you’re in BELUX? Platform responses to disinformation in Belgium and Luxembourg Read More 03 Oct: Telegram and Digital Methods. Mapping Networked Conspiracy Theories through Platform Affordances. Read More 03 Oct: Disinformation Networks. A Quali-Quantitative Investigation of Antagonistic Dutch-speaking Telegram Channels Read More 03 Oct: Deep State Phobia. Narrative Convergence in Coronavirus Conspiracism on Instagram. Read More 20 Jun: Ruimte voor verbetering. Analyse van het klachtenbeleid op Facebook, Instagram, YouTube en Twitter Read More 09 May: Study by EDMO BELUX researcher Jonas Lefevere finds that most Flemish people consider disinformation and fake news an important threat to democracy Read More 03 May: From Infodemic to Information War Read More
05 Sep: Transparency as an empty signifier? Assessing transparency in EU and platform initiatives on online political advertising and actors Read More
21 Dec: Folk theories of info-democratic disorders: an in-depth qualitative audience study in Belgium and Luxembourg – Executive summary of D3.2.4 Read More
21 Dec: A framework for measuring news media markets’ financial viability in relation to disinformation – Executive summary of D3.1.1 Read More
20 Apr: Don’t stop me now: the growing disinformation threat against climate change in Belgium Read More
22 Dec: Folk theories of info-democratic disorders in Belgium and Luxembourg preliminary results from an ongoing qualitative audience study – Executive summary of D3.2.2 Read More
22 Dec: Who is susceptible to (political) disinformation? Evidence from Flanders, Belgium – Executive summary of D3.2.1 Read More
22 Dec: A framework for measuring news media markets‘ financial viability in relation to disinformation (D3.1.1) Read More
19 Dec: What is political? The uncoordinated efforts of social media platforms on political advertising. Read More
09 Nov: The disinformative ecosystem: Link sharing practices on Telegram as evidence of cross-platform amplification Read More
17 Oct: Tough luck if you’re in BELUX? Platform responses to disinformation in Belgium and Luxembourg Read More
03 Oct: Telegram and Digital Methods. Mapping Networked Conspiracy Theories through Platform Affordances. Read More
03 Oct: Disinformation Networks. A Quali-Quantitative Investigation of Antagonistic Dutch-speaking Telegram Channels Read More
20 Jun: Ruimte voor verbetering. Analyse van het klachtenbeleid op Facebook, Instagram, YouTube en Twitter Read More
09 May: Study by EDMO BELUX researcher Jonas Lefevere finds that most Flemish people consider disinformation and fake news an important threat to democracy Read More
