Every major weather event brings misinformation and Storm Eunice was no exception. Seana Davis gave RTÉ Radio 1 listeners some great tips on how not to be duped during tense times: rte.ie/radio/radio1/c…

An evening to celebrate skilled and impactful journalism, which, in the words of the well-deserved star of the evening Robert Moore, puts viewers in the driving seat. Congrats to all the Royal Television Society nominees and winners.

There are streams of videos and images being shared with false and misleading captions around Russia's invasion of Ukraine. If in doubt, just don't share. And don't immediately trust accounts that look local and legit (I nearly made this mistake this morning!)

In June 2015, in Kharkiv, a woman and her drinks stall. In the same spot in Feb 2022, military hardware. Satellite and streetview imagery is invaluable for helping us verify conflict footage. It can also bring poignant reminders of the human story.

Clutching a mobile phone number of a woman she had never met, Nataliya Ableyeva crossed the border from Ukraine into Hungary on Saturday, entrusted with a precious cargo. A stranger's children. reuters.com/world/europe/u…

Spoke to DW News about the potential harms of watching war on a screen and what we can all do to protect ourselves. Prepare yourself avoid suprise, turn off sound and acknowledge what you're doing and seeing. More important advice in this from Jochen Spangenberg dw.com/en/how-war-vid…

War story: Ukraine's children use crayons to channel trauma reuters.com/world/europe/w…

Can news help? I'll be presenting new evidence on the links between news use and misinfo based on work-in-progress w/Sacha Altay and Richard Fletcher at the BBC Academy Live "Trust in News" event next week, on panel with great Hazel Baker and Liz Corbin bbc.co.uk/academy/events…

Bookmarked this in the week to watch in full. A compelling interview: youtube.com/watch?v=v-dGT6…

"I drew my fears" - how a 14-year-old resident of Mariupol coped as she sheltered in a basement for days as her city was bombarded and the walls around her shook. Powerful reporting from Anna Lubowicka reut.rs/3IWkDGP

Today, on #WPFD, we recognize the journalists around the world covering the conflict in Ukraine #ThankYouJournalists bit.ly/3KBLLf9

Packing up after five incredible years Reuters. I’ll be keeping these well-scrawled notebooks. A reminder of thousands of stories covered, and collaboration with the most talented and dedicated colleagues I could ever have hoped for.

Last year, our loss was manufactured into a viral lie about COVID-19 vaccines. More than seven months later, I wanted to share that experience to give the world a glimpse into the human impacts of misinformation. Remember, there are real people at stake. nytimes.com/2022/05/11/opi…

Saturday morning in Santa Croce

“In the hottest city on Earth, mothers bear brunt of climate change” by Reuters x.com/i/events/15367…

Really good to see this roll out today👇

A welcome surprise to hear the brilliant Diana Baptista turn up on this week's Tech Policy Press podcast with a cracking report that lifts the lid on predatory loan apps in Mexico and introduces us to a brave soul fighting back

Logging in for the second day of #TrustCon2022 . As a relative newcomer to the Trust & Safety space myself, it’s fascinating to hear the impressive range of speakers talk about their very varied paths here.

For good reason, politics has dominated the news here in the UK. And if you’ve not seen what’s happening in Iran, this video goes through it. It’s a remarkable story.

I think it’s easy to see the possible negative impacts of AI text generators in education; takes a bit more creativity to come up with the positives. So kudos to this English teacher for doing just that (and for her highly entertaining account of classroom life!)