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Events EDMO BELUX Lunch Lecture #7: Who Really Sees Fact-Checks? Tracking Reach, Engagement and Cross-Platform Circulation
EDMO BELUX Lunch Lecture – ‘Down with Neocolonialism!’ The resurgence of a strategic narrative in wartime Russia 2 December 2024
A framework for measuring news media markets‘ financial viability in relation to disinformation (D3.1.1) 22 December 2022
What is political? The uncoordinated efforts of social media platforms on political advertising. 19 December 2022
The disinformative ecosystem: Link sharing practices on Telegram as evidence of cross-platform amplification 9 November 2022
Tough luck if you’re in BELUX? Platform responses to disinformation in Belgium and Luxembourg 17 October 2022
Telegram and Digital Methods. Mapping Networked Conspiracy Theories through Platform Affordances. 3 October 2022
Disinformation Networks. A Quali-Quantitative Investigation of Antagonistic Dutch-speaking Telegram Channels 3 October 2022
Ruimte voor verbetering. Analyse van het klachtenbeleid op Facebook, Instagram, YouTube en Twitter 20 June 2022