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6 months of internal dialog. An abundance of guidance from dozens of experts representing diverse backgrounds, skills, and experiences. 500+ pages of reading. It’s all culminating in #AspenInfoCommission’s final report, out today. Read on to learn more ⬇️ Report.AspenInfoCommission.org Commission on Information Disorder Final Report. Recommendat
Co-chaired by @katiecouric@C_C_Krebs, and @rashadrobinson, #AspenInfoCommission has made 15 recommendations for how stakeholders in the information ecosystem can start to tackle America’s urgent mis- and #disinformation crisis. Their published at Report.AspenInfoCommission.org
The #AspenInfoCommission recs are focused in 3⃣ priority areas:
1. Increasing transparency and understanding
2. Building trust
3. Reducing harms

Continue on for a quick summary of what they cover ⬇️, and see Report.AspenInfoCommission.org for full details 📖
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The #AspenInfoCommission on the infodemic will be extraordinarily valuable and the commissioners are first-rate. I wish I was had been selected, but seeing the caliber of the scholars and thinkers who were, I don’t feel put out. I feel obliged to help, where I can.
My focus continues to be on pragmatic intervention: what the ordinary person can do to model good information processing habits, mindful social communication, and effective claim reviews and fact-checking. For a subset: information operations, response matrices, org dynamics.
I see criticism of the commission for adding a few high-profile public figures with deep intuitive knowledge of the press and communication. I know that Aspen is Aspen and is going to Aspen, but I see value in the perspectives.
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“Voicing concern about an "avalanche of misinformation" in the digital world, #PrinceHarry is joining the Aspen Institute's new Commission on Information Disorder as a commissioner. Harry, 14 other commissioners & 3 co-chairs will conduct a 6-month study” cnn.com/2021/03/24/med…
“Journo Katie Couric,Color of Change pres Rashad Robinson & Chris Krebs, the former dir of the US Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency,are the co-chairs. "This info crisis undermines confidence in our democratic institutions & strikes right at the foundation of society”
“That's what Aspen,a leading nonprofit,wants to examine.The institute announced its Commission on Info Disorder in Jan w/ a mandate to develop "actionable public-private responses." The commission will begin to meet in April & will hold a series of briefings with outside experts”
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