Transparency and trust: The user´s perspective in online content navigation
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Transparency and trust: The user´s perspective in online content navigation
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About this listen
The concepts of transparency, trust and critical engagement in the context of journalistic news content increasingly curated and delivered to audience by means of algorithms are issues to be discussed in the second episode of this podcast from EPRA – the European Platform of regulatory authorities. The panelists also consider the role of regulators, journalists and the tech industry in ensuring that online news consumption better supports pluralistic and engaged democratic discourse.
You will meet Dr. Ansgar Koene, a Senior Research Fellow at the Horizon Digital Economy Research institute at the University of Nottingham in England, Anna-Sophie Harling, Managing Director for Europe at NewsGuard, and Prof. Francisco Lupiáñez-Villanueva, Professor at Open University of Catalonia in Spain and partner at Open Evidence, a research and consulting firm standing at the intersection of technology and society.
The podcast is chaired by Mari Velsand, director general at the Norwegian Media Authority and EPRA vice chairperson.
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