Marko Roško
Zaposlenje:
aktivni radni odnos
Ustrojstvena jedinica:
Fakultet za medije i odnose s javnošću
E-mail :
marko.rosko@unidu.hr
Telefon :
+396 20 446 015
Lokalni telefon :
2015
Ured (prostorija):
Ured br. 170Kampus Sveučilišta u Dubrovniku. Branitelja Dubrovnika 41
Termin konzultacija:
ponedjelkom, utorkomi srijedom nakon rpeavcanaj;e-
Životopis:
Marko Roško asistent je na Fakultetu za medije i odnose s javnošću Sveučilišta u Dubrovniku te doktorand na poslijediplomskom studiju Mediji i komunikacija Sveučilišta Sjever. Diplomski studij Odnosi s javnostima završio je s prosječnom ocjenom 5,0 te je dobitnik Rektorove nagrade za izvanredan uspjeh.
U svom znanstvenom i nastavnom radu usredotočen je na nekoliko povezanih područja: dezinformacije, provjeru činjenica (fact-checking), internetske medije, medijsku i informacijsku pismenost, kibernetičku sigurnost te utjecaj generativne umjetne inteligencije na novinarstvo i demokratske procese. Posebno ga zanimaju načini na koje manipulativni sadržaji – od „fake newsa“ do deepfakeova – utječu na povjerenje građana u institucije, medije i izbore, kao i alati za njihovo otkrivanje (OSINT, verifikacija sadržaja, analitički alati digitalnih platformi).
Prije asistenture bio je glavni urednik i principijelani fact-checker DU-CHECK-a, Centra za provjeru činjenica i jačanje građanske otpornosti, u kojem je sudjelovao u osmišljavanju metodologije provjere činjenica, mentorskom radu sa studentima te pripremi javnih edukacija. U tom je okviru prošao specijalizirane treninge iz fact-checkinga i OSINT-a te držao predavanja, radionice i javne nastupe o dezinformacijama i medijskoj pismenosti.
Objavljivao je radove o kibernetičkim prijetnjama i „fake newsu“, ulozi medija u ratovima i krizama te o novim komunikacijskim izazovima koje donosi umjetna inteligencija.
Diplomski
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229262 - Uvod u znanstveno-istraživački rad
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229264 - Napredne digitalne metode
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229267 - Politička komunikacija
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229512 - Teorija i modeli odnosa s javnošću
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238983 - Odabrane teme iz novinarstva
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238985 - Mediji i kultura sjećanja
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285670 - Introduction to Scientific - Research Work
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285673 - Advanced Digital Methods
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285676 - Political Communication
Roško, M. (2024). The Routledge Handbook of Discourse and Disinformation, London and New York: Routledge, 2024, 454 pp. Suvremeni Mediteran, 3(1), 48–51.
Trtoman, M., Roško, M. i Musladin, M. (2024). Russo-Ukrainian conflict and EU energy security: Content analysis of Croatian online media. Security Science Journal, 5(3), 116–135.
Barredo Ibáñez, D., Brautović, M. i Roško, M. (2024). The evolution of the media system and the media studies: The case of Croatia. Revista de Investigaciones Políticas y Sociológicas, 23(2), 127–141.
Brautović, M. i Roško, M. (2024). Generative AI use and disinformation during the Croatian Parliament elections 2024. Dubrovnik.
Roško, M. (2024). The digital backlash and the paradoxes of disconnection. Medijske studije, 15(30), 152–154.
Barredo Ibáñez, D., Brautović, M. i Roško, M. (2024). La evolución del sistema mediático y los estudios sobre medios de comunicación: el caso de Croacia. RIPS: Revista de Investigaciones Políticas y Sociológicas, 24(2), 28–41.
Pauković, D. i Roško, M. (2023). Western newspapers and the war in Croatia. Collegium Antropologicum, 47(2), 171–179.
Roško, M. (2022). Marion Boulby, Kenneth Christie (eds.): Migration, refugees and human security in the Mediterranean and MENA. Suvremeni Mediteran, 1(1), 58–61.
Musladin, M. i Roško, M. (2021). Online media and human security in the COVID crisis: Case study of Croatia’s failed vaccination campaign.
Musladin, M., Cverlin, M. i Roško, M. (2020). Cyber threats to national security: The case of “fake news” in Montenegro. U: Security Forum 2020: 13th Annual International Scientific Conference: Proceedings (str. 192–202). Banska Bystrica: Matej Bel University.
M., Musladin, M. i Kazanský, R. (2019). Counter-terrorism in the United Kingdom: Sustainable measure or violation of human rights. Journal of Security & Sustainability Issues, 9(2).
Područja istraživanja:
dezinformacije
provjera činjenica
online mediji
umjetna inteligencija
OSINT
Objavljeni radovi:
Marko Roško
Employment Status:
active employee
Organizational unit:
Faculty of Media and Public Relations
E-mail :
marko.rosko@unidu.hr
Telephone :
+396 20 446 015
Telephone Extension :
2015
Office (room):
Ured br. 170Kampus Sveučilišta u Dubrovniku. Branitelja Dubrovnika 41
Office hours:
on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays after classes;
Biography/CV:
Marko Roško is a teaching assistant at the Faculty of Media and Public Relations of the University of Dubrovnik and a PhD candidate in the postgraduate doctoral study Media and Communication at the University North. He completed his Master’s degree in Public Relations with a grade point average of 5.0 and received the Rector’s Award for outstanding achievement.
In his scientific and teaching work, he focuses on several related areas: disinformation, fact-checking, online media, media and information literacy, cyber security, and the impact of generative artificial intelligence on journalism and democratic processes. He is particularly interested in the ways in which manipulative content – from “fake news” to deepfakes – affects citizens’ trust in institutions, the media and elections, as well as in tools for their detection (OSINT, content verification, analytical tools of digital platforms).
Before his assistantship, he was the editor-in-chief and principal fact-checker of DU-CHECK, the Centre for Fact-Checking and Civic Resilience, where he took part in designing fact-checking methodology, mentoring students and preparing public educational activities. In this context, he completed specialised training in fact-checking and OSINT and gave lectures, workshops and public talks on disinformation and media literacy.
He has published articles on cyber threats and “fake news”, the role of the media in wars and crises, and the new communication challenges brought by artificial intelligence.
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285673 -
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285670 -
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285676 -
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238985 - Media and Culture of remembrance
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238983 - Selected topics from journalism
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229267 - Political Communication
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229158 - Research and Writing
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229167 - New Media
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238972 - Digital methods in Journalism and Publilc Relations
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229512 - Theory and Models of Public Relations
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229262 - Introduction to Scientific-Research Work
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229264 - Advanced Digital Methods
Roško, M. (2024). The Routledge Handbook of Discourse and Disinformation, London and New York: Routledge, 2024, 454 pp. Suvremeni Mediteran, 3(1), 48–51.
Trtoman, M., Roško, M. i Musladin, M. (2024). Russo-Ukrainian conflict and EU energy security: Content analysis of Croatian online media. Security Science Journal, 5(3), 116–135.
Barredo Ibáñez, D., Brautović, M. i Roško, M. (2024). The evolution of the media system and the media studies: The case of Croatia. Revista de Investigaciones Políticas y Sociológicas, 23(2), 127–141.
Brautović, M. i Roško, M. (2024). Generative AI use and disinformation during the Croatian Parliament elections 2024. Dubrovnik.
Roško, M. (2024). The digital backlash and the paradoxes of disconnection. Medijske studije, 15(30), 152–154.
Barredo Ibáñez, D., Brautović, M. i Roško, M. (2024). La evolución del sistema mediático y los estudios sobre medios de comunicación: el caso de Croacia. RIPS: Revista de Investigaciones Políticas y Sociológicas, 24(2), 28–41.
Pauković, D. i Roško, M. (2023). Western newspapers and the war in Croatia. Collegium Antropologicum, 47(2), 171–179.
Roško, M. (2022). Marion Boulby, Kenneth Christie (eds.): Migration, refugees and human security in the Mediterranean and MENA. Suvremeni Mediteran, 1(1), 58–61.
Musladin, M. i Roško, M. (2021). Online media and human security in the COVID crisis: Case study of Croatia’s failed vaccination campaign.
Musladin, M., Cverlin, M. i Roško, M. (2020). Cyber threats to national security: The case of “fake news” in Montenegro. U: Security Forum 2020: 13th Annual International Scientific Conference: Proceedings (str. 192–202). Banska Bystrica: Matej Bel University.
M., Musladin, M. i Kazanský, R. (2019). Counter-terrorism in the United Kingdom: Sustainable measure or violation of human rights. Journal of Security & Sustainability Issues, 9(2).
