PROGRAM

8.30-9.00. Check-in and Registration

8.45-9.00. Introduction and welcome

9.00-10.00 Keynote Speech (Saló de Graus Enric Valor, 1st floor)

Disinformation and Populism, by Gianpietro Mazzoleni (Università degli Studi di Milano)

10.00-11.30 Session 1. Anatomy of disinformation (Room 109, first floor)

  • Fake News- perceptions, views and definitions among Israeli conservatives and liberals. Nili Steinfeld
  • Third person effect and fake news in Spain. Almenar, Ester; Aran, Sue; Capilla, Pablo; Masip, Pere; Ruiz, Carlos; Suau, Jaume; Zilles, Klaus
  • Frogs and snowflakes: The democratic implications of networked persona construction as method for political polarisation. Bethany Usher
  • When citizens become alert gatekeepers: Suggestions for reducing the threats of disinformation to democracy. Jung-Chun Chang; Yu-Wei Hu

11.30-12.00 Coffee-break

12.00-14.00 Session 2. Fighting misinformation: Fact-checking and other experiences around the globe (Room 109, 1st floor).

  • Disinformation and future journalists. An experiment on the effects of fake news and fact-checking. Maria Díez Garrido, Eva Campos
  • Cotejando el discurso político en un contexto de polarización política: reflexiones del proyecto colaborativo “Verificado 2018” en las elecciones federales en México. Daniel Moreno, Tania L. Montalvo
  • Monitoring disinformation in campaign: A comparative analysis of collaborative fact-checking projects in France, Brazil and Spain. Dolors Palau, Adolfo Carratalá
  • Maldito Feminismo, Spanish fact-checking platform against disinformation and discrediting of feminism. María Iranzo
  • Life, death and memes: Analyzing the interplay between memetic content and fake news on abortion in Argentina and euthanasia in Spain. Agnese Sampietro, Raquel Tarullo
  • Using ludic design to fight misinformation: how interactive formats raise user awareness of fake news. Alba García-Ortega, Jose A. García-Avilés

14.00-15.30 Lunch

15.30-17.00 Session 3. Disinformation in politics and political processes (Room 109, 1st floor)

  • Fake-politicians”: Spanish politicians facing fake news in the 2019 General Election. Lorena Cano-Orón; Germán Llorca-Abad; Guillermo López-García
  • Engagement in social networks in electoral campaigns. Carlos A. Ballesteros Herencia, Salvador Gómez García
  • Sesgo, post-truth y engagement en el tratamiento del conflicto independentista de Cataluña en Corporaciones públicas para el exterior. Carlos López Olano, Vicente Fenoll
  • Immigration discourse in the 2019 Spanish General Election Campaign: Information or Misinformation? Anastasia Ioana Pop
  • Dynamics of dissemination: What do Kenyan Mediated Community Perceive of the 2018 Uhuru/Raila Golden Handshake? Rosemary Nyaole

17.00-17.30 Coffee-break

17.30-19.00 Session 4. Fake news and right-wing parties (Room 109, 1st floor)

  • Fake news or fake media. The complex disinformation climate and how Spanish right-wing parties took advantage of it. Germán Llorca-Abad, Lorena Cano-Orón, Dafne Calvo
  • Partidos emergentes de la ultraderecha: ¿fake news, fake outsiders? Vox y la web Caso Aislado en las elecciones andaluzas de 2018. Macarena Hernández, Manuel Fernández García
  • Misinformation in closed networks. Study of the fake news in VOX official and private channels. Cristina Renedo, Maria Díez Garrido
  • Influencia de la derecha alternativa española en YouTube. Adrián Padilla, Òscar Coromina

 

 

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