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Gendered Disinformation and Hate Speech

We invite submissions for preferred papers under the subtheme "Gendered Disinformation and Hate Speech" for our upcoming conference. In an era marked by digital interconnectedness, understanding the nuanced intersection of gender dynamics with disinformation and hate speech is crucial. We seek scholarly contributions that delve into the intricate ways in which misinformation and hate speech manifest through a gendered lens, impacting diverse communities globally. Submissions may explore the amplification of harmful stereotypes, the targeting of specific gender identities, and the implications of online narratives on real-world gender relations. We encourage researchers to investigate strategies for countering gendered disinformation and hate speech, fostering discussions that contribute to a more inclusive and equitable digital landscape. Submitted papers should aim to shed light on the complexities of this intersection, providing valuable insights and actionable solutions for addressing the challenges posed by gendered disinformation and hate speech in our contemporary society.

Legal and Ethical Dimensions of Disinformation and Hate Speech

We invite submissions that delve into the intricate intersection of law, ethics, and the pervasive challenges posed by disinformation and hate speech. We seek innovative research and scholarly contributions that critically examine the legal frameworks surrounding these issues, exploring their efficacy in mitigating the harmful consequences of misinformation and hate speech in contemporary society. Authors are encouraged to explore the ethical considerations inherent in combating these phenomena, addressing questions related to freedom of speech, privacy, and the responsibilities of online platforms. Submissions should offer insightful analyses, propose effective legal strategies, and contribute to a nuanced understanding of the ethical implications surrounding the regulation and prevention of disinformation and hate speech. We welcome interdisciplinary perspectives and diverse methodologies that enhance our collective comprehension of the complex dynamics involved in managing these pressing concerns. Join us in advancing the discourse on the legal and ethical dimensions of disinformation and hate speech.

Freedom of Expression vs Content Moderation

We invite authors to submit papers under the subtheme "Freedom of Expression vs Content Moderation" for our upcoming conference. In a digital age marked by the proliferation of online content, the delicate balance between freedom of expression and the necessity for content moderation has become increasingly critical. We welcome scholarly contributions that delve into the complexities of this intersection, exploring the challenges, ethical considerations, and evolving strategies in navigating the fine line between fostering open dialogue and mitigating potential harms. Submissions may investigate technological advancements, legal frameworks, case studies, or propose innovative solutions that address the tensions inherent in preserving freedom of expression while responsibly moderating content in various online spaces. Join us in shaping the discourse on this timely and crucial theme, as we seek to foster a nuanced understanding of the dynamic interplay between freedom of expression and content moderation in the contemporary digital landscape.

Media and Information Literacy

We invite submissions of preferred papers under the engaging subtheme of Media and Information Literacy (MIL) for our upcoming conference. We seek contributions that delve into the critical intersections of media and information literacy, exploring innovative approaches, research findings, and practical insights. Preferred papers should illuminate the evolving landscape of MIL, addressing its pivotal role in navigating the complexities of contemporary media environments. We encourage submissions that showcase theoretical advancements, empirical studies, and impactful applications of MIL concepts, fostering a deeper understanding of information consumption, critical thinking, and digital citizenship. Authors are invited to share their perspectives on the challenges and opportunities inherent in promoting media and information literacy, contributing to the ongoing discourse on cultivating informed and responsible media consumers in today's rapidly evolving information age.

Tech Companies’ Role in Combating Disinformation

We invite submissions for papers under the subtheme "Tech Companies' Role in Combating Disinformation" for our upcoming conference. In an era marked by the rapid dissemination of information through digital channels, the influence of tech companies in addressing the pervasive issue of disinformation is paramount. We seek contributions that delve into the strategies, technologies, and ethical considerations employed by tech companies in their efforts to combat misinformation. Preferred papers will provide insightful analyses of case studies, innovative solutions, and best practices implemented by these companies. Topics may include algorithmic interventions, artificial intelligence applications, partnerships with fact-checking organizations, and the broader societal impact of tech companies' initiatives. We encourage submissions that contribute to a deeper understanding of the challenges posed by disinformation and showcase the proactive measures tech companies are taking to foster a more reliable and trustworthy information ecosystem. Join us in exploring the crucial role of tech companies in shaping the future landscape of information integrity.

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