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Nordic Observatory for Digital Media and Information Disorder
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The Nordic Observatory for Digital Media and Information Disorder (NORDIS) is an independent non-partisan multidisciplinary hub, a part of EDMO (the EU Digital Media Observatory).
We aim to identify, research and prioritise the most critical sources and causes of information disorders in Northern Europe (Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden).
NORDIS was created to propose a set of short and longer-term actions, as well as recommendations to help citizens, public institutions and the private sector respond to the declining trust and help society in resisting the effects of increasing exposure to mis- and disinformation.
Recent posts
Misinformation emerges as Sweden’s election run-up goes into final stage
NORDIS and its Swedish partners Källkritikbyrån and Fojo Media Institute examine how misinformation, AI and election fraud rumours are shaping...
New project to support newsrooms against disinformation ahead of Swedish election
Alerts about AI-generated content, independent fact-checking and dedicated support for smaller newsrooms. The project Valkollen 2026 (“The Election Check”) aims to equip...
Hoaxes and misleading claims in the Swedish election campaign
AI-generated clickbait, fake election posters and classic half-truths from politicians – here is NORDIS partner Källkritikbyrån's major review of the...
Election Authority on ID concerns online: “Never heard of it happening”
The Election Authority’s information that you can vote without ID – if another person with identification vouches for you –...
Google’s AI Overview is still spewing false information about AI images – sources include Russian media, a crypto site and Reddit
Google’s AI Overview still does not reliably assess photographs created with artificial intelligence. The reliability of AI Overviews is a...
Investigation: Russia recruits young “agents” on social media
It is well known that criminal networks in recent years have recruited children and young teenagers through social media. But...
Global Fact summit: Countering authoritarian influence with quality journalism
This year’s Global Fact event in Vilnius offered a broad showcase of the expertise of fact-checkers and investigative journalists. The...
NORDIS partner wins international award for impactful investigation
NORDIS’ Danish fact-checking partner TjekDet has won the international “Global Fact-Checking Award 2026” together with the Danish newspaper Politiken, the...
When Denmark, Sweden, Norway or Finland hold elections or do anything that goes against the interests of Russia, hacktivists pester the Nordic countries – NORDIS has followed the hackers’ activities
At a press conference last year the former Danish Minister of Defence, Troels Lund Poulsen, announced that Russia has been...
Fact Checks
Recent fact-checks
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EDMO Fact-checking
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Interested in fact-checks from other fact-checking organizations that are part of EDMO? EDMO has created a repository that organizes fact-checking content from the websites of fourteen EDMO national and regional hubs, including NORDIS. The repository covers all EU Member States, as well as Norway.