Webinar 
November 8th 2021, 14:30 - 17:30 CET / 13:30 - 16:30 GMT

The saying goes "To defeat your enemy, you must know him". One can feel overwhelmed with the widespread of fake news, troll farms, suspicions of foreign influence on domestic elections. Authors of fake news are little known even though concurrent efforts are made to find them. But they can be tracked down, using open source intelligence (OSINT) techniques.

Take advantage of your journalistic skills and superpower them thanks to clever tools and techniques to lead investigations online. OSINT is a treasure trove at the disposal of the rhetorical journalist. Using logic, deduction and the right instruments one can verify claims, debunk fakes and even unmask impostors.

Monday 8 November 2021, Workshop Online - 3 hours
at the EuropCom 2021 conference
From 2.30pm to 5.30pm Paris time (CET), 1.30pm to 4.30pm UK Time (GMT)

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Webinar hosts


nelly pailleux

Nelly Pailleux is a trained journalist who started her career in economic and cultural media in France and Québec. She became fact-checker and editor-in-chief of a fact-checking open newsroom (Journalistes Solidaires) in March 2020. Now in charge of relations between disinformation fighting initiatives within the Check First network, she coordinates newsrooms and journalists internationally on exchange of best practice, tools and methodologies.  

 

 

 

guillaume kuster

Guillaume Kuster is a former Journalist (Radio France, France Télévisions), entrepreneur and trainer. He's been creating and leading successful CIRCOM training sessions such as Life After (2017, 2018 and 2019) and Reaching young audiences with the news