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Provenance research presented at recent conferences

27 September 2019 12:53

Papers by Dr Eileen Culloty and Dr Jane Suiter were presented at two recent conferences: the 2019 ECPR General Conference and the Fifth Conference of the International Journal of Press/Politics. The 2019 ECPR General Conference was held on September 4-7 at the University of Wroc?aw (Poland). The annual ECPR (European Consortium

Can you identify fake news?

25 July 2019 14:22

Provenance is undertaking survey research to better understand the factors that influence people's willingness to believe and share disinformation about immigration. Led by Dublin City University and Graz University of Technology, the survey investigates the conditions under which people are more susceptible (or more resistant) to the negative impact of

Provenance research presented at IAMCR 2019

11 July 2019 14:14

A paper by Dr Eileen Culloty and Dr Jane Suiter was presented at the annual conference of the International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR) in Madrid. The paper 'Beyond Fact-Checking: Incorporating Citizen Needs into Disinformation Countermeasures' was presented in the Journalism Research and Education section. Abstract: Disinformation

DCU Researchers Invited to Speak at UN Headquarters

20 May 2019 13:49

On 06 May, Dr Jane Suiter and Dr Eileen Culloty (Dublin City University) gave a presentation on anti-immigrant disinformation at the United Nations HQ in New York. The event was organised by the UN Migration Agency (IOM) to highlight the implications of technology for migration policies and practices. Other

Concertation Meeting for Future European Media 2019

07 February 2019 10:03

On 06 February 2019, Dr Jane Suiter and Dr Eileen Culloty (Dublin City University) represented Provenance at the concertation meeting in Brussels for new H2020 projects on future European media. The objective of meeting was to bring together related projects to discuss and learn from each other and to find

Provenance Kick-Off Meeting in Dublin

19 December 2018 16:59

The first meeting of the Provenance consortium took place in Trinity College Dublin on 17 and 18 December 2018. The meeting brought together the project's academic, industry, and NGO partners including: Dublin City University: Dr Jane Suiter, Dr Eileen Culloty, Dr Edward Casey, and Paulo Soncini Cibervoluntarios: Angel Sola, Jorge Rastrilla,

Presentation on Disinformation at OECD High Level Risk Forum

06 December 2018 09:55

On 05 December 2018, Dr Jane Suiter and Dr Eileen Culloty (Dublin City University) were invited to deliver a presentation on disinformation to the OECD High Level Risk Forum in Paris. The OECD High Level Risk Forum provides a platform for risk managers from government and the private sector to

New multi-million euro project to tackle disinformation launched

01 December 2018 12:00

Dublin City University is leading a €2.4 million EU project to tackle the issue of disinformation. The three-year project called Provenance is funded by the European Commission's Horizon 2020 programme and will focus on finding solutions to enable people to distinguish between original information and manipulated information or disinformation. The

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