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2021
The reliance by news publishers on clickbait-style content and what we might call “banal” news raises a number of important ethical issues. From stories about lost animals on local citizen journalism websites to news about celebrities and shopping in the mainstream press, there is an increasing presence of the everyday in the news, which is put to use ...
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The reliance by news publishers on clickbait-style content and what we might call “banal” news raises a number of important ethical issues. From stories about lost animals on local citizen journalism websites to news about celebrities and shopping in the mainstream press, there is an increasing presence of the everyday in the news, which is put to use ...
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2022
Abstract This chapter provides an in-depth look at the economics of entertainment journalism and how coverage of political controversy in pop culture aligns with the broader profit-making strategies of digital media companies and demands for online clicks and social media shares.
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Abstract This chapter provides an in-depth look at the economics of entertainment journalism and how coverage of political controversy in pop culture aligns with the broader profit-making strategies of digital media companies and demands for online clicks and social media shares.
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BaitBuster: A Clickbait Identification Framework
Proceedings of the AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence, 2018The use of tempting and often misleading headlines (clickbait) to allure readers has become a growing practice nowadays among the media outlets. The widespread use of clickbait risks the reader’s trust in media. In this paper, we present BaitBuster, a browser extension and social bot based framework, that detects clickbaits floating on ...
Md Main Uddin Rony +2 more
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2019
The media consumption moving online was supposed to enable people to access information more effectively, instead, to some extent, people were yet overwhelmed. Clickbait, defined as “(On the Internet) content whose main purpose is to attract attention and encourage visitors to click on a link to a particular web page” (in Oxford English Dictionary ...
Zhang, Wenping +2 more
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The media consumption moving online was supposed to enable people to access information more effectively, instead, to some extent, people were yet overwhelmed. Clickbait, defined as “(On the Internet) content whose main purpose is to attract attention and encourage visitors to click on a link to a particular web page” (in Oxford English Dictionary ...
Zhang, Wenping +2 more
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Clickbait Detection Using Swarm Intelligence
2019Clickbaits are the articles containing catchy headlines which lure the reader to explore full content, but do not have any useful information. Detecting clickbaits solely by the headline without opening the link, can serve as a utility for users over internet. This can prevent their time from useless surfing caused by exploring clickbaits.
Deepanshu Pandey +2 more
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Clickbait detection using deep learning
2016 2nd International Conference on Next Generation Computing Technologies (NGCT), 2016Clickbaits, in social media, are exaggerated headlines whose main motive is to mislead the reader to “click” on them. They create a nuisance in the online experience by creating a lure towards poor content. Online content creators are utilizing more of them to get increased page views and thereby more ad revenue without providing the backing content ...
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News Stories: Credible or Clickbait
2018There are so many words describing news floating around that it helps to define some of the most commonly used terms - at least in the context of this article and in the classroom. The sequence of terms (schema, outline) flows from hoaxes ("A humorous or malicious deception," such as "Betty White is dead" - not true, as of press time) to mundane ...
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