Democratic institutions are faltering—and with them, journalism and the public sphere. Within that context, it is important ...

This article examines how music documentaries increasingly function as a research-based media format that combines ...

Can a machine verify the truth? As generative AI becomes increasingly powerful, fact-checkers face a fundamental question: How much responsibility can be delegated to algorithms—and where must clear ...

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Shortly before Christmas 2023, it is cold in Warsaw and the sky is cloudy all day – it is a moment of upheaval in Poland: a crowd has gathered in front of the building of the public broadcaster TVP on ...

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We tend not to look back when electoral outcomes swing favourably, not for one political party, but for the integrity of democratic processes themselves, with their web of procedures, safeguards and, ...

On March 13, 2024, the European Media Freedom Act was published, after undergoing various setbacks during its drafting. Two years earlier, in June 2022, the European Council approved conclusions on ...

In this cross-interview, Timo Lenk and Martin Lestra discuss how disinformation is spread, what risks it poses, and how their respective projects contribute to exposing and combating manipulative ...

Today, the news field has turned into a real front line, where even objective publications involuntarily become part of a large information mosaic. Every editorial office balances daily between the ...