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Webinar — Disinformation pandemic: Russian and Chinese information operations in the COVID-19 era
The American Enterprise Institute presents a webinar.
When:
May 5, 2020 7:00am to 8:00am
Was the COVID-19 virus produced in the US? Was it created by the US Army? So Moscow and Beijing would have you believe.
Russia and China aggressively manipulate perceptions to achieve their own aims. Their increasingly aggressive information campaigns are converging in method and narrative. What can the US and its allies — and the average citizen — do to inoculate against these disinformation viruses?
Submit questions to Jacqueline.Derks@aei.org or on Twitter with #InfoOpsWebinar.
Agenda
10:00 AM
Introduction:
Frederick W. Kagan, AEI
10:05 AM
Discussion
Panelists:
Dan Blumenthal, AEI
Nataliya Bugayova, Institute for the Study of War
Zack Cooper, AEI
Moderator:
Frederick W. Kagan, AEI
10:45 AM
Q&A
11:00 AM
Adjournment
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