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17 April 2025

The OID in Amsterdam: Evaluating policy recommendations in the Dutch and EU context

24 March 2025

The OID “AI, Datafication, and Disinformation” event at CNRS Conference

20 March 2025

The OID in London (LSE): Navigating Information Integrity and Democracy in the Digital Age

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19 March 2025

The OID work covered at the Brazilian G1

11 March 2025

OID Scientific Director – We must tackle the “Western bias” of misinformation and disinformation research

21 February 2025

SNSPA Hosts Third Roadshow Event: A Deep Dive into Information Ecosystems and Troubled Democracy

17 February 2025

The Observatory presents its results on News Media, Information Integrity, and the Public Sphere at the European University Institute

11 February 2025

OID Scientific Director – Will crackdowns on big tech work? 

4 February 2025

The Observatory Launches its First Report at the Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society In Berlin

15 January 2025

Oped – Beyond Moderation: Challenging Big Tech’s Power in a Troubled Time for Democracy

15 January 2025

The Observatory on Information and Democracy presents the first global assessment of information ecosystems amidst unprecedented digital policy turmoil

27 September 2024

Scientists around the world call to protect research on one of humanity’s greatest short-term threats – Disinformation

11 September 2024

Partnership between the Forum on Information and Democracy and the CNRS Institute for Complex Systems (ISC-PIF)

27 March 2024

Six months of the Observatory – Progress on First Research Cycle

25 January 2024

The International Observatory on Information and Democracy launches a Second Global Call for Research to Expand Literature on Crucial Research Questions, with Emphasis on Global South Regions

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