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It's the curse of the information age and a profound challenge for journalists and media workers - identifying and dealing with misinformation and disinformation.
Now, in a free webinar series on Mis/Disinformation, the Melbourne Press Club invites you to hear from the experts on how to deal with the "Mis and Dis'' problem.
Click/tap the titles below for information on each session.
[+] Session One: The Factcheckers – 22 May
Our first webinar featured AAP FactCheck Editor Ben James, former Chicago Tribune Managing Editor and now Executive Editor of NewsGuard, Jim Warren, in a discussion moderated by The Conversation Australia's Deputy Editor Fron Jackson Webb.
This session ran on 22 May 2024. Watch the archive on YouTube.
[+] Session Two: Election impacts – 29 May
It's the curse of the information age and a profound challenge for journalists and media workers - identifying and dealing with misinformation and disinformation.
Now, in the second of the Melbourne Press Club's free webinar series on mis/disinformation, we feature the Victorian Electoral Commissioner Sven Bluemmel and Associate Professor Michael Jensen, from the University of Canberra's Institute for Governance and Policy Analysis, on the potential electoral impacts of mis/disinformation.
Watch the discussion, moderated by MPC CEO Nick Richardson, on YouTube.
[+] Session Three: Legislation, regulation, and support – 4 June
In the third and final webinar in our series on the challenges of mis/disinformation, join the ABC's National Technology Reporter Ange Lavoipierre as they talk about strategies and solutions with Alice Dawkins and Dr Rys Farthing, from Reset Australia.
Reset Australia is a research and advocacy body that seeks to prevent harm to Australians in online environments, including harm to democracy and public debate. Reset recently released a report that explores how digital platforms' systems and Australia's voluntary regulatory framework are not "fit for purpose' when it comes to mitigating the spread of misinformation and disinformation.
Watch now on YouTube.
Bookings
This webinar series has concluded. Watch the video archives in the sections above.