25 November 2020
The Broadband Commission for Sustainable Development, co-founded by UNESCO and ITU, has launched a comprehensive new study on one of the world's most difficult challenges: ‘Balancing Act: Countering Digital Disinformation while respecting Freedom of Expression’. The study is unique in its global scale and comprehensiveness, but it is also highly action-oriented, with a suite of sector-specific actionable recommendations and a 23-point framework to test disinformation responses. Executive Summary available here.
Targeted analyses and recommendations address the life cycle of online disinformation: from production to transmission, reception and reproduction. Readers will find chapter packages that are of special interest to:- Legislators and policy makers (counter disinformation campaigns, electoral-specific responses, the Freedom of Expression Assessment Framework)
- Internet companies, producers and distributors (content curation, technical and algorithmic, advertisement policy, demonitisation responses)
- Journalists, investigative researchers and fact checkers
- Universities and applied and empirical researchers
- Target audiences (educational, ethical and normative, empowerment and credibility labeling responses)
Download: Russian
Permanent link: http://en.unesco.kz/balancing-act-countering-digital-disinformation-while-respecting-freedom-of-expression