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  2. SIG in Disinformation and Media Literacy releases podcast | Trust…

    https://www.trusttech.cam.ac.uk/news/sig-disinformation-and-media-literacy-releases-podcast
    1 Jul 2024: Cambridge academics from the Departments of Psychology and Ukrainian Studies meet partners of the Dutch team DROG to exchange views on how best to utilise gamification in 'inoculating' people against susceptibility ... Fighting disinformation and 'fake

  3. SIG in Disinformation and Media Literacy releases podcast | Trust…

    https://www.trusttech.cam.ac.uk/news/sig-disinformation-and-media-literacy-releases-podcast
    30 Jun 2024: Cambridge academics from the Departments of Psychology and Ukrainian Studies meet partners of the Dutch team DROG to exchange views on how best to utilise gamification in 'inoculating' people against susceptibility ... Fighting disinformation and 'fake

  4. Covid-19: How a human virus has affected trust in the digital…

    https://www.trusttech.cam.ac.uk/perspectives/sector-specific-applications/covid-19-how-human-virus-has-affected-trust-digital
    1 Jul 2024: Misinformation and fake news campaigns about the virus furthered the distrust in digital technologies and services at a time when accurate information was more important than ever. ... A Rutgers-led[6] study found that online misinformation, or "fake news

  5. Covid-19: How a human virus has affected trust in the digital…

    https://www.trusttech.cam.ac.uk/perspectives/sector-specific-applications/covid-19-how-human-virus-has-affected-trust-digital
    30 Jun 2024: Misinformation and fake news campaigns about the virus furthered the distrust in digital technologies and services at a time when accurate information was more important than ever. ... A Rutgers-led[6] study found that online misinformation, or "fake news

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