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Hotel Brufani

Dal 1884 il Sina Brufani è l'unico hotel 5 stelle lusso che domina il centro storico di Perugia con la sua vista panoramica sulle verdi valli dell'Umbria.

Paolo Cesarini

Paolo Cesarini is the Programme Director of the European Digital Media Observatory (EDMO) and the European Media and Information Fund (EMIF) projects at the European University Institute. He also collaborates as a Senior Advisor at Teneo, a global CEO advisory firm, providing counsel in management, strategy and corporate communications. Expert in media policies, Digital Single Market and EU competition law, Paolo Cesarini previously held management roles at the European Commission, namely in the Directorate-General for competition (DG COMP), covering both the antitrust and State aid policy areas, and in the Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology (DG CONNECT), where he led various initiatives addressing the technological transition of the European media industry, the interdependency of societal issues and digital media, online disinformation and the innovation gap between research, technology and culture. Before joining the European Commission, he w...

Matt Cooke

Matt Cooke leads a global team within the Google News Initiative, working with journalists to help strengthen digital skills, fight misinformation and collaborate on industry challenges. Since joining Google in 2011, Matt has led multiple global and regional efforts to tackle misinformation, support fact-checking and strengthen media literacy. In recent years, Matt has overseen Google’s contribution to the European Media and Information Fund, the IFCN Global Fact Check Fund and the GNI News Equity Fund. Matt launched Google’s first European Fellowship for journalism students and has led multiple programs focused on underrepresented audiences. Matt was responsible for partnerships including The Royal Family’s first experiment with interactive livestreams. Before joining Google, he was a broadcast journalist at BBC News for eight years.

Martina Hilbertova

Martina Hilbertová has been an analyst at Transparency International Slovakia since July 2023. After studying musicology at Comenius University, she worked as a cultural reporter at the Press Agency of the Slovak Republic and the Czech Press Office. Later, at the SME daily newspaper, she focused mainly on municipal politics in the capital city, Bratislava. In recent years, she has also been involved in collecting testimonies from witnesses of undemocratic regimes for Post Bellum Slovakia. In 2022, with the support of the Fund for Investigative Journalism, she highlighted financial flows of municipal companies in Bratislava. Currently, at Transparency International Slovakia, she is primarily involved in monitoring the transparency of elections and pre-election campaigns, analysing the level of local journalism in Slovakia, and pointing out the harmfulness of disinformation on the rule of law.

Aleksandra Monkos

Aleksandra Monkos is a media and information literacy specialist. She is Project Manager at the Fact-Checking Academy of the Demagog Association in Poland. With expertise in combating disinformation, she focuses on media education and prebunking. Aleksandra is an author of educational materials aimed at countering misinformation for teachers and academic lecturers. She leads fact-checking workshops for pupils, students, teachers, journalists and NGOs, and is a lecturer at Adam Mickiewicz University (AMU, Poznań, Poland). She holds a Ph.D. in political science and is a journalism graduate. Before joining Demagog in March 2022, as a scholar at AMU she focused on providing applicable solutions for news literacy, digital activism, mis/disinformation, media/civil society development in Central and Eastern Europe, especially in Ukraine, Poland, Belarus. Aleksandra is author of the book Polish and Ukrainian NGOs in development cooperation with the media in Ukraine (2022) and articles tha...

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