IDANOC
​Information and Disinformation: ​Analysing Normativity in Online Communication
​A research project at UNED

We study the norms that govern online communication and how they affect the reliability of online content, seeking to identify solutions to tackle online misinformation

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The Project

IDANOC (Information and Disinformation: Analysing Normative Aspects of Online Communication) is a research project funded by the Autonomous Community of Madrid (reference number: 2022-1/HUM-24071), running from 2023 to 2028.
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IDANOC investigates normative incentives in online communication, especially on social media and messaging apps. The project's ultimate goal is to better understand the linguistic, psychological, and epistemological processes that underline misinformation spread in online settings.

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Meet Our Team

PI

Neri Marsili

RA

Rocío Lana Blond

External Collaborators

Mark Alfano (Macquarie University) 
Marc Cheong (University of Melbourne)
Markus Kneer (University of Grasz) 
Alex Wiegmann (University of Bochum) 
Michel Croce (University of Genoa)
Laura Caponetto (University of Milan) 
Patrick Connolly (University of Barcelona)

The DPERG reading group

The "Digital Pragmatics and Epistemology Reading Group (DPERG)" has been running since the beginning of 2023 as part of the IDANOC project. We meet biweekly to discuss recent work on the pragmatics and epistemology of digital technologies (online communication, social media, AI, etc.), alternating between published work and work in progress. 
The reading group is open to experienced researchers working in this field: send us an email if you want to participate.

Contact Us

Feel free to contact us for any question about the project