Our second panel will cover the topic of <\/span>Technology and Truth in the Age of the Pandemic<\/strong>. Our speakers are Professor Sofia Ranchordas from the University of Groningen, Professor Andrew Murray from the LSE Law School and Dr. Damian Tambini from the LSE Department of Media and Communications. The moderator of the panel is\u00a0Ilektra Antonaki, R\u00e9f\u00e9rendaire at the General Court of the European Union. During the pandemic, there have been instances where<\/span>\u00a0technology and communication were used\u00a0to the detriment of democracy and the rule of law. This has brought up many questions of how we want to move forward.\u00a0Do we need to re-examine the case for institutional privileges for journalism and the media in the new environment? How do we\u00a0class<\/span>ify\u00a0mis- and disinformation and how European governments (UK\/EU) are tackling the mis and disinformation problem? 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