Workshop

How to Track Disinformation Networks

25.11.2023
2 - 6 pm

The event will be held in English.

This online workshop introduces the basics of networked disinformation and manipulation campaigns, helping participants acquire a methodology for discovering, mapping, and tracking networks of disinformation in different languages and contexts. Participants gain awareness that disinformation and manipulation campaigns are multi-dimensional and that digital investigators need to adopt a networked approach (looking for connections on multiple platforms) in order to “expose the invisible” behind disinformation campaigns.

The workshop is a cooperation with Tactical Tech and will be led by Nicola Bruno.

Please reserve your spot at anmeldung@prater.digital

Nicola Bruno

Nicola Bruno is a journalist and digital culture expert. He is one of the founders of the award-winning organization Dataninja where he manages Open the Box, a project for the dissemination of media and data literacy including three thematic paths on disinformation, social media and artificial intelligence. Since 2010 he has been a partner of Effecinque, where he has worked on several digital investigations using OSINT techniques. He is a visiting lecturer of Visual Storytelling at the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia in Italy and he was a Journalist Fellow at the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at the University of Oxford.

Tactical Tech

The Tactical Technology Collective, or Tactical Tech for short, brings together artists, hackers and activists and was founded in Amsterdam in 2003. The collective is growing steadily and has opened informal offices worldwide, from Amman to Brighton to Bangalore. In 2012, the extended international team found a permanent home in Berlin. Since its inception, Tactical Tech has developed hundreds of interventions and resources in collaboration with local partners and employees around the world. These freely accessible resources promote media and digital skills and deal with topics such as misinformation and disinformation, technology and crises, and data and political influence.

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