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From putinbecause russia has been kicked out of organisations like the g8, which is now the g7. and he wants to show that russia is there in the club ultimately. let me bring in benjamin strick. because i said i wanted to look at the role open—source investigators are playing in our understanding of the situation and, ben, youre the investigations director at the centre for investigation resistance, which is a not for profit dedicated to exposing disinformation operations by governments. so yo...

Slightly different here. he was trying to say that i am part of the club of nations, among the high table of global politics was up and this of course is a really big statement from bruton because russia has been kicked out of organisations like the gs kicked out of organisations like the g8 which is now the g7. and he wants to show that russia is they in the club ultimately.— russia is they in the club ultimately. let me bring in benjamin _ ultimately. let me bring in benjamin strick. _ ultim...

Months so that we could see what was happening. the cost of satellite imagery can absolutely be a barrier where that public data doesnt already exist. alexa, youre the executive of the human rights centre, berkeley school of law, which is a giveaway that you talked about in terms of bringing people justice. is having a global news outwork using your techniques more effective than an ngo? in the power of germinal is on? i actually think theyre very complementary. l almost as if they are links in ...

And he wants to show that russia is there in the club ultimately. let me bring in benjamin strick. i wanted to look at the role open—source investigators are playing for the year the investigations director at the centre for investigation resistance which is not for profit dedicated to exposing governments with to be an expert in sifting through satellite imagery, social media, anything digital thats out there, hence the term open—source. what are your team finding in respect of and ukraine?...

Publishers in general. but this is a whole new level of antagonism. if you are an open—source investigator, you could find all your source material just taken away, facebook or twitter or whoever decides to moderate the evidence or they are hit with a court order to delete material by an overseas government. is that a real concern? i mean, as an open source investigator, you absolutely rely on having access to data and large amounts of it. the data that i work with comes from two sources — i...

By governments. so youre an expert in sifting through satellite imagery, social media, anything digital thats out there — hence the term open—source. what are your team finding in respect of russia and ukraine? our team, were not really establishing any findings. what were really trying to do is identify whats really happening on the ground. because while we are identifying narratives that are coming up, were not necessarily working to counter or battle against those narratives but ratherjus...

He was trying to say that "i am part of the club of important nations, im on the high table of global politics," and this of course is a really big statement from putinbecause russia has been kicked out of organisations like the g8, which is now the g7. and he wants to show that russia is there in the club ultimately. let me bring in benjamin strick. because i said i wanted to look at the role open—source investigators are playing in our understanding of the situation and, ben, youre the inves...

Considerations weve always seen, but certainly our shelter in place order. there are still crises going on and they are being exacerbated globally. so, really, there was a shoring up and realising that this went from a nice to have to a need to have for a lot of big institutions. alison, one of the striking points about the whole approach is the extent thatjournalists are relying on tech platforms. we talked on this programme many times about the fraught relationship between silicon valley and n...

Coming — identifying narratives that are coming up we are not necessarily to counter our battle _ necessarily to counter our battle narratives but rather pick — battle narratives but rather pick out _ battle narratives but rather pick out and tease out the details _ pick out and tease out the details of whats happening on the ground. as you said, theres_ the ground. as you said, theres so much information that— theres so much information that is— theres so much information that is doing ...

What was happening. the cost of satellite imagery can absolutely be a barrier where that public data doesnt already exist. alexa, youre the executive of the human rights centre, berkeley school of law, which is a giveaway that you talked about in terms of bringing people justice. is having a global news outwork using your techniques more effective than an ngo? in the power of germinal is on? i actually think theyre very complementary. l almost as if they are links in a chain. - if you look at wh...