Yesterday, ANALYSIS project member Sebastian Sherrah led a dynamic workshop at the University of Vienna which explored the intricacies of visual misinformation and how to debunk it. This session was part of the Erasmus+ Days through the ANALYSIS project. The workshop focused on essential news verification techniques such as metadata analysis, geo-location, and other fact-checking tools, equipping participants with invaluable tools to navigate the complex landscape of online information.
Fact-Checking and Media Literacy: Tools for Combating Misinformation Florian Schmidt, representing the Austrian Press Agency (APA) and the Erasmus+ ANALYSIS project, shed light on the critical role of fact-checking and media literacy in curbing misinformation.…
The Austrian Press Agency (APA) has highlighted our project in a recent press release. The press release discusses the ANALYSIS project, where APA and the University of Vienna are leading initiatives in Austria. It highlights…
The need for the ANALYSIS project stems from the alarming global impact of deliberate disinformation, which undermines democracy, social cohesion and freedom of expression. The proliferation of fake news also disrupts the flow of credible…
Professor Constantinos Mourlas, representing the Department of Communication and Media Studies of the University of Athens, presented the ANALYSIS project at the IQ Media conference in Nice, France, on November 7. This conference, part of…