Le médialab a répondu en décembre 2024, à la consultation de @ec.europa.eu abordant l’accès des chercheurs aux données des grandes plateformes en ligne et moteurs de recherche via l’Article 40 du Digital Services Act. Entre transparence, efficacité et accessibilité : Découvrez notre contribution. ⬇️

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Recent policy changes at X (formerly Twitter) have disrupted over 100 social media studies. The question remains to know whether the DSA will be able to grant researchers access to data, and under which conditions. www.reuters.com/technology/e...

Want to know what the platforms' transparency reports under DSA say about their moderation practices? @mathver.bsky.social has got you covered in this thread (on X) twitter.com/mathver/stat...

The Hamas-Israel conflict highlights the challenges news organizations face from non-institutional actors. While they're not inherently negative, they do raise questions. This is made clear in this report on the posting styles of the "new elites" on Twitter/X. www.cip.uw.edu/2023/10/20/n...

BlueSky seems like THE place to point to our Digital Democracy Centre Fellowship program 🚀 Academic, journalistic, policy, and NGO fellowship opportunities around challenges of digital democracy. Check out the program, the aims/conditions etc ⬇️ Deadline is October 24🗓️ www.sdu.dk/en/forskning...

🚨Check out our new paper if you care about misinformation on WhatsApp and messaging apps! We look at the multiple measures of WhatsApp use and find that group networks and high political activity are the strongest predictors of detrimental engagement with misinformation. Summary 👇

The #FreedomOnTheNet 2023 report is out. Proud to have participated in this year’s edition, covering France.  The report is an annual survey and analysis of internet freedom around the world. It features a ranked, country-by-country assessment of online freedom.   freedomhouse.org/report/freed...

While news is often considered vital for democracy, it doesn't appeal to everyone. Who is willing to pay for news? New analysis by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism provides valuable insights. reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/paying-news-...

"Removing a way for people to report suspected political misinformation may limit intervention at a time when social media platforms are under pressure to curtail falsehoods about electoral integrity, which have grown rapidly in recent years." www.reuters.com/technology/m...

A timely reminder that India remains the most important jurisdiction for the battle for global free speech and the business and geopolitical pressures that are hampering that fight www.washingtonpost.com/world/2023/0...