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Provenance Provenance is a research initiative developing an intermediary-free solution for digital content verification system.

This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 825227

Provenance researcher Brendan Spillane presented a paper about the Provenance plugin at the Workshop On Knowledge-Driven...
10/11/2021

Provenance researcher Brendan Spillane presented a paper about the Provenance plugin at the Workshop On Knowledge-Driven Analytics And Systems Impacting Human Quality Of Life at the 30th ACM Conference on Information and Knowledge Management
(CIKM2021)

More here on Jane Suiter's testimony at an Irish parliamentary committee as well as her call for powers to tackle electo...
03/02/2021

More here on Jane Suiter's testimony at an Irish parliamentary committee as well as her call for powers to tackle electoral misinformation as part of the Electoral Commission. Also mention of Provenance Disinformation Lead Eileen Culloty's research on online conspiracy theories.
https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/arid-40218863.html

An Oireachtas committee was warned that Ireland cannot rely on tech giants to fight such misinformation.

Provenance PI Jane Suiter explores disinformation and anti-vax conspiracies around Covid-19. The article also touches on...
06/01/2021

Provenance PI Jane Suiter explores disinformation and anti-vax conspiracies around Covid-19.

The article also touches on some findings from her forthcoming Disinformation and Manipulation in Digital Media book with Provenance Disinformation Lead Eileen Culloty.

https://www.thejournal.ie/readme/misinformation-vaccine-preys-on-fear-opinion-5304572-Jan2021/

Dr Jane Suiter explores how one of the biggest challenges to public health in 2021 will be conspiracy theories around vaccines.

We've got a brand new LinkedIn page if you'd like to keep up with our Provenance updates there.https://www.linkedin.com/...
15/12/2020

We've got a brand new LinkedIn page if you'd like to keep up with our Provenance updates there.
https://www.linkedin.com/company/74175471/admin/

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Provenance is delighted to support the support Age of Misinformation conference organised by CEST and Elsevier. The Prov...
04/12/2020

Provenance is delighted to support the support Age of Misinformation conference organised by CEST and Elsevier.

The Provenance panel will examine research and policy perspectives on countering disinformation with contributions from early and senior researchers including: Stephan Lewandowsky (Professor of Cognitive Science, University of Bristol); Rachel Armitage (PhD Candidate in Political Communication, Loughborough University); Thomas Zerback (Assistant Professor for Political Communication, University of Zurich); Vitalba Crivello (European Science-Media Hub, European Parliament); Thomas Grandjouan (Advocacy Coordinator, EU Disinfo Lab); and Stella Gianfreda (Postdoctoral researcher, University of Genova and CEST).

The panel will be chaired by Provenance’s Eileen Culloty who will also contribute to the final roundtable on regulatory and policy perspectives in the EU.

Pre-register here: bit.ly/CESTMisinfo

04/12/2020
The   Alliance tracks international fact-checking about coronavirus falsehoods. They have a data dashboard with the abil...
26/11/2020

The Alliance tracks international fact-checking about coronavirus falsehoods. They have a data dashboard with the ability to search and filter through the fact check database as well as some fantastic visualisations. https://t.co/sPFTw9r40K?amp=1

Led by the International Fact-Checking Network (IFCN) at the Poynter Institute, the / Alliance unites more than 100 fact-checkers around the world in publishing, sharing and translating facts surrounding the novel coronavirus.

13/11/2020

This comprehensive report from the Forum on Information and Democracy looks at how to end with over 250 recommendations including some specifically for journalists, academics, states and service providers.

https://informationdemocracy.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/ForumID_Report-on-infodemics_101120.pdf

This series of conversations look at disinformation and its harmful effects on society. You can live stream the talks or...
27/10/2020

This series of conversations look at disinformation and its harmful effects on society. You can live stream the talks or watch them afterward at the link below.

https://medium.com/bigiftrue/disinformation-awareness-week-c661bb1a4133

During the week of October 26, 2020, Dr. Joan Donovan and the BIG, If True team are hosting a series of conversations on disinformation…

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Provenance for digital content verification and transparancy

PROVENANCE is an initiative that will develop an intermediary-free solution for digital content verification that gives greater control to users of social media and underpins the dynamics of social sharing in values of trust, openness, and fair participation. Specifically, PROVENANCE will use blockchain to record, in a secure and verifiable manner, multimedia content that is uploaded and registered by content creators or identified for registration by the PROVENANCE Social Network Monitor. The PROVENANCE Verification Layer will apply advanced tools for multimedia analytics (semantic uplift, image forensics, cascade analysis) to record any modifications to content assets and to identify similar pieces of content. A personalised Digital Companion will cater to the information needs of end-users. To help consumers navigate content and develop digital literacy competencies, an iconographic Verification Indicator will contextualise individual pieces of content with relevant information including when the content was registered, by whom, and any subsequent transactions. PROVENANCE will be co-created with diverse representatives of civil society across four distinct use-cases in the social media domain (citizen information seekers, citizen prosumers, factual content creators, and creative content creators). This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 825227.