September 27 – Katie Harbath, CEO of Anchor Change and Former Facebook Public Policy Director, “Platform Policies for the 2022 Election” (YouTube Recording)
October 4 – Josh Tucker, NYU, “Echo Chambers, Rabbit Holes, and Algorithmic Bias: How YouTube Recommends Content to Real Users” (YouTube Recording)
October 11 – Tim Hwang, Substack,"The Microeconomics of Disinformation"(YouTube Recording)
October 13 (THURSDAY) - Joan Donovan & Emily Dreyfuss, Harvard Kennedy School & WIRED Magazine, "Meme Wars" (YouTube Recording)
October 18 – Rasmus Kleis Nielsen, Oxford University, Reuters Institute, “The Power of Platforms: Shaping Media and Society” (YouTube Recording)
October 25 – Meicen Sun, Program on Democracy and the Internet, “Internet Control as A Winning Strategy: How the Duality of Information Consolidates Autocratic Rule in the Digital Age.” (Session not recorded)
November 1 – Chenyan Jia, Program on Democracy and the Internet, “The Evolving Role of AI In Political News Consumption: The Effects of Algorithmic vs. Community Label on Perceived Accuracy of Hyper-partisan Misinformation” (YouTube Recording)
November 8 – Aleksandra Kuczerawy, Program on Platform Regulation, “European Developments in Internet Regulation” (YouTube Recording)
November 15 – Chris Hoofnagle, UC Berkeley: "Counter-Disinformation: Economic Deterrence Approaches" (Private event)
November 22 - L. Jean Camp, Professor of Informatics and Computing, Indiana University; "Create a Market for Safe, Secure Software" (YouTube Recording)
November 29 – Ronald Robertson, Stanford Internet Observatory, “Engagement Outweighs Exposure to Partisan and Unreliable News within Google Search" (YouTube Recording)
December 6 – Karen Nershi, Stanford Internet Observatory, “Assessing the Political Motivations of Ransomware Attacks”
