In this blog post, we look at the issue of Russian influence in political campaigns, with reference to the EU-UK Referendum and the 2016 US election. This post is based on Section 5 of the Disinformation and ‘fake news’ report and…
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In this blog post, we look at the issues around political campaigning and social media and expand on the electoral questions concerning the EU Referendum. This post is based on Section 4 of the Disinformation and ‘fake news’ report and is…
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In this blog post, we present the issue of data targeting in a video, focusing on the Facebook, GSR and Cambridge Analytica allegations. This is based on Section 3 of the ‘Disinformation and ‘fake news’ report and is the third in a…
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In this blog post, we look at the role of tech companies and highlight the key messages in a visual summary. This is based on Section 2 of the Disinformation and ‘fake news’ report and is second in a series…
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In this blog post, we look at the definition of fake news and highlight the key findings in a visual summary. This is based on Section 1 of the Disinformation and ‘fake news’ report and is the first in a…
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This blog post focuses on the step-by-step process of producing a visual summary for Dr Amy Barnes titled ‘Public Health Across the UK Nations: Policy and systems since national devolution’. Step 1: Introductory Call & Research Consultation The first step in…
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This blog post focuses on the step-by-step process of producing the third GLOBE policy brief, authored by Dr Stephen Connelly and titled: “The Future of UK-EU Corporate Mobility”. This brief is part of the GLOBE Centre Policy Brief Series launched in February…
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This blog post focuses on the step-by-step process of producing the second GLOBE policy brief, authored by Dr Ben Farrand and titled: “Brexit: Mitigating Uncertainty in Intellectual Property Law and Policy”. This brief is part of the GLOBE Centre Policy Brief…
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Condensing and visualising research for us involves lots of ‘coffee’ and ‘cappuccinos’ (literally and figuratively speaking…). In this blog post, we take you behind the scenes to show you how we use Trello to communicate research. Our projects need a…
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This blog post uses the art of making a cappuccino to explain how we visualise research findings. We’ll talk about how we turn a cup of purified filtered coffee (i.e. the condensed research that looks bland) into a deliciously flavoured…
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