CrossOver has been selected by the jury of the European Media and Information Fund, securing its place in the second round of calls for proposals amidst 100 applications.
The second repatriation of women and children of Islamic State (ISIS) to Belgium provokes a lot of criticism. There is a lack of understanding, mistrust and a fear of new attacks. The return is stirring up public opinion on social media, as shown by data retrieved by CrossOver.
On June 9, we presented the methodology and lessons learnt from our investigation on “Are YouTube algorithms addicted to State-controlled media?”
CrossOver was at the heart of the debate on disinformation, entitled “Separating sense from nonsense” at Apache Day
The video platform Odysee is gaining popularity in France and the United States. The site claims to be free from censorship and prides itself on freedom of expression.
Since the ban of Russia Today and Sputnik in the EU, the CrossOver project has been observing that CGTN Français, a Chinese State-run media, replaced the Russian fed content on Youtube when looking up the word “Russia”.
On June 9th, the CrossOver project will present the results of its first investigation to the EDMO Belux network.
On June 4, Apache Day will take place in Kunstencentrum Vooruit in Ghent with in-depth debates, a film screening and much more food for thought
In February, we released the first version of the dashboards for the CrossOver project. This second version enhances the first one, and adds a new platform monitored: Odysee
CrossOver will be part of two discussions this week-end in Toulouse and Antwerp!
and which messages these algorithms push under our noses?
