T6 Ecosystems is a small to medium-sized consulting and research firm. T6’s main areas of research include socio-economic impact assessment, policy analysis, and policy communication design. T6 has gained extensive experience in impact assessment, having successfully developed and tested methodologies for over 12 national, European, and international projects. T6 has been involved in the research and innovation community of media, culture, and creativity for many years through its work on policy design and analysis in the sector. It has also been engaged in research projects on the digital transformation of media and disinformation, serving as a primary partner in a European Observatory on Social Media and Disinformation (SOMA). T6 is also the vice president of the New European Media Initiative (NEM) and a founding member of the Creative Innovation Council at the Frankfurter Buchmesse, which focuses on evolving digital needs of the European creative industries. In its research activities, T6 adopts an interdisciplinary approach that combines and develops both quantitative and qualitative methodologies, following, whenever possible, the principles of action research. T6 also has extensive experience in disseminating and communicating research and innovation activities, developing communication strategies tailored to specific target groups, and utilizing online and offline tools, applying user experience and interaction design principles.
Pagati per fare propaganda: un’inchiesta sotto copertura di NewsGuard rivela che il 35% degli influencer di TikTok contattati si è detto disposto a promuovere candidati alle midterm USA senza rivelare di essere retribuiti
2 November 2026
NewsGuard si è finta una società di consulenza politica e ha chiesto a 60 influencer di pubblicare contenuti politici dietro compenso senza rendere noto l’accordo economico sottostante. Le risposte dei creator hanno messo in luce che tra gli influencer regna molta confusione su come segnalare i contenuti politici e che nel settore mancano standard condivisi sulla trasparenza in materia. Più di un terzo degli influencer contattati, 21 su 60, si è inizialmente dichiarato disposto a veicolare i messaggi politici senza rivelare pubblicamente di essere stato pagato per farlo.
