The University of Nicosia Decentralized Chapters is a global community consisting of like-minded individuals that share a common passion in the space of blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies. The main objective …
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With the overarching objective to assist users in determining the trustworthiness of information in social media using an intermediary-free approach, EUNOMIA employs a decentralised architecture Mastodon instance and implements AI …
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The Covid-19 outbreak has raised afresh the debate about the dangers of misinformation on social media. During the time of the pandemic, myths about coronavirus cures and treatments, its origins …
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EUNOMIA is being built on top of Mastodon. Mastodon has some unique qualities that make it a great foundation for research projects and businesses. It is a social network where …
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A well-documented phenomenon in communication science is the fact that individuals seem to think that others are more susceptible to media effects than themselves. We tend to assume that commercials, …
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EUNOMIA held a Privacy Impact Assessment + (PIA+) and user-engagement workshop in Vienna (12th February 2020) as part of our co-design activities. That means putting the user always in the …
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Fill in the EUNOMIA survey on social media user behaviour and help us to develop further the EUNOMIA toolkit assisting users in practicing information hygiene. Social media users adopt different …
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EUNOMIA’s Ioannis Katakis along with Karl Aberer (EPFL), Quoc Viet Hung Nguyen (Griffith University) and Hongzhi Yin (The University of Queensland) are editing a special issue on misinformation on the …
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We invite researchers and practitioners interested in aligning social, computational and technological approaches to mitigating the challenge of misinformation in social media to join us at the SocInfo 2020 Workshop! …
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Have you ever noticed how a vaguely familiar statement, something you remember hearing, makes you think “there has to be something to it” or “this has to be true, I …
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