A team of researchers and reporters will discuss how they tracked the infodemic around the coronavirus over the last six months, including data insights, social media monitoring and lessons around the ethics of reporting on misinformation.
Frédérick Douzet is a professor at the French Institute of Geopolitics at the University of Paris 8, and director of the IFG Lab and of the Geopolitics of the Datasphere […]
In wake of the 2016 election, states are getting more aggressive in regulating online political advertising, including by trying to shift some of the disclosure and record-keeping burdens onto the media platforms that host political ads, as opposed to just the advertisers themselves. The Fourth Circuit recently held that Maryland’s attempt to do so was unconstitutional. What are the boundaries of the state’s power to require disclosures under the First Amendment?
