Brussels Fears “Disinformation” Campaign Before EU Elections
All the European political groups signed conduct agreement despite key terms being vaguely defined.
All the European political groups signed conduct agreement despite key terms being vaguely defined.
Investigations of X for alleged non-compliance in moderating “harmful” content demonstrate increasing authoritarianism.
A court recently ruled Correctiv was spreading false claims—exactly what the outlet is supposed to guard against with its AI-based ‘fact-checking’ project.
A look at the 29 organizations tasked with policing political content on social media ahead of EU elections
The undisclosed meetings with, and financial support from, the German government raise serious doubts about the media outlet’s self-described ‘independence.’
The announcement appears to be a swing at the EU’s new anti-disinformation efforts, as well as a bid to clear Musk’s name after a backlash over an increased compliance rate with removal requests.
Right-wing populists and socialist anti-war MEPs spoke out against the anti-disinformation report.
Věra Jourová voiced alarm over the “unregulated” and “aggressive” Russian “propaganda” circulating on Elon Musk’s social media platform.
Larger platforms, such as Facebook and Twitter, are to ensure that mechanisms are in place which would prevent ‘disinformation’ and ‘deceptive content’ from going viral.
The company offering political subversion boasted of influencing 33 presidential elections so far—27 of them successfully, the Israeli-French investigation revealed.
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