Jessikka Aro on whether we are really winning the information war with Russia #57
Disinformation has always accompanied conventional warfare - it is no different in the case of the war in Ukraine. Actions of Russian troll farms have for years influenced the Internet, including Polish websites and social media. Part of the content is not as obvious as we think, and do not always openly support Kremlin. Is it possible to recognize the troll? What can internet users do? Is Russian disinformation the same in every European country? Our guest was Finnish journalist – Jessikka Aro. After many years of journalistic investigation of Russian troll farms, she wrote the book "Putin's Trolls". As a result, she herself became their victim. Jessikka Aro – finnish journalist writing about Russian disinformation since 2014, also in the context of the Russian-Ukrainian war. Author of the book "Putin's Trolls" – effect of an invetigatio which sheds light on the troll farms and techniques used by Russian disinformation architects.
Wczoraj dowiedzieliśmy się, tak jak w latach 50-tych, że kampania o nieinformacji i falszych wiadomości naprawdę nas przerażała. I ta idea pojawiła się w trakcie wymyślania KGB najlepszego agenta. Tak, w dodatku do tego faktu, że Rosja, a szczególnie Kremlina i ich służby bezpieczeństwa pracowały, prowadzili wojnę informacyjną, wewnętrznie, a także w celu dotyczącego niepełnosprawności. zwłaszcza podczas era Putina, to zmieniło się na nowy poziom. Tak więc Putin, jako jedna z jego pierwszych rzeczy, wziął pod kontrolę tradycyjne media i zaczął rozgrzewać rosyjską populację.
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Disinformation has always accompanied conventional warfare - it is no different in the case of the war in Ukraine. Actions of Russian troll farms have for years influenced the Internet, including Polish websites and social media. Part of the content is not as obvious as we think, and do not always openly support Kremlin.
Is it possible to recognize the troll? What can internet users do? Is Russian disinformation the same in every European country?
Our guest was Finnish journalist – Jessikka Aro. After many years of journalistic investigation of Russian troll farms, she wrote the book "Putin's Trolls". As a result, she herself became their victim.
Jessikka Aro – finnish journalist writing about Russian disinformation since 2014, also in the context of the Russian-Ukrainian war. Author of the book "Putin's Trolls" – effect of an invetigatio which sheds light on the troll farms and techniques used by Russian disinformation architects.