Articles
The Politics of Coronavirus Coverage in the United States
Physically, economically, mentally, socially - the coronavirus has been a nightmare. For the approximately 250 million people living abroad, the question of repatriation based on the ever-fluctuating news coverage has made media literacy crucial. Following [...]
Addiction, Trust and the Coronavirus
If the news is to be believed, Covid-19 is closing in on Europe. And the trouble is, I can’t decide how to feel about it. I’ve done the maths, myself and everyone I know will [...]
Deepfakes – to legislate or not?
A viral video of President Trump expressing awe over Mecca is incredibly realistic - unless one is aware that this is out of character for him. Since the posting of this video in early 2017, [...]
EAVI cares about the Environment, Digital or Not!
What is the best way to deliver a message to Brussels? Get on your bike and pedal 1400 kilometers across Europe! Twenty-five cyclists (including one aged 72!) left Venice, crossed the Alps and passed through [...]
The Figleaf of Fake News
I have a friend called Bill. Bill in his late 60s, slightly right of centre, widowed with adult children and young grandchildren, a big deal in the IT sector in the 80s and 90s, he’s [...]
European Media Coach Project
Working together to bridge the gap in media literacy education Did you know that 9-16-year-old children are using the internet for an average 88 minutes per day? In those 88 minutes it is hard [...]
