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Global Rheumatology, 2021 Una vacuna llega por la frontera, un cargamento de hidroxicloroquina barata está siendo distribuido, el dióxido de cloro se difunde por redes sociales y la ivermectina es el desayuno favorito. Así transcurren los días entre Internet, pandemia y noticias.
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The relationship between political affiliation and beliefs about sources of “fake news”
Cognitive Research, 2021 The 2016 US Presidential campaign saw an explosion in popularity for the term “fake news.” This phenomenon raises interesting questions: Which news sources do people believe are fake, and what do people think “fake news” means?
Robert B. Michael, Brooke O. Breaux
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Journal of experimental psychology. General, 2023 Gamified inoculation interventions designed to improve the detection of online misinformation are becoming increasingly prevalent. Two of the most notable interventions of this kind are Bad News and Go Viral!. To assess their efficacy, prior research has
Ariana Modirrousta-Galian, P. Higham
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Queen Mary Journal of Intellectual Property, 2022 As is known, new technologies have profoundly changed the way content is produced, shared and disseminated. One of the most recent (and worrying) changes is the phenomenon of ‘fake news’, especially since disinformation and intentional misrepresentation of real information have started to affect individual decision-making in the political sphere. It is
Bonadio, Enrico +2 more
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Big Data ML-Based Fake News Detection Using Distributed Learning
IEEE Access, 2023 Users rely heavily on social media to consume and share news, facilitating the mass dis-semination of genuine and fake stories. The proliferation of misinformation on various social media platforms has serious consequences for society.
A. Altheneyan, Aseel Alhadlaq
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A Review of Methodologies for Fake News Analysis
IEEE Access, 2023 Nowadays, with the proliferation of different news sources, fake news detection is becoming a crucial topic to research. Millions of articles are published daily in the press, on social media, and in electronic media, and many of them may be fake.
Mehedi Tajrian +3 more
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Fake or for real? A fake news workshop
Reference Services Review, 2020 Purpose The purpose of this paper seeks to provide an in-depth overview of a series of fake news information literacy library workshops, which were offered 19 times over the course of 2 years. It examines the results of a fake news game, which was played with a wide variety of audiences. Design/methodology/approach This case study examines workshops
Hanz, Katherine, Kingsland, Emily
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‘Fake news’ as infrastructural uncanny [PDF]
New Media & Society, 2020 In this article, we examine how the social disturbance precipitated by ‘fake news’ can be viewed as a kind of infrastructural uncanny. We suggest that the threat of problematic and viral junk news can raise existential questions about the routine circulation, engagement and monetisation of content through the Web and social media.
Gray, Jonathan +2 more
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Analysis of Fake News in the 2017 Korean Presidential Election
Asian Journal for Public Opinion Research, 2020 The purpose of this paper is to analyze 1) who created and distributed fake news, 2) the distribution channels of fake news, 3) who fake news has targeted, and 4) the effects on voting and the impact of fake news on Korean politics.
Seon-gyu Go, Mi-ran Lee
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International Journal of Information Management Data Insights, 2021 Fake news is a topic that has been discussed for quite some time. Prior to the internet era, it was mostly distributed through yellow journalism, with a focus on sensational news such as crime, rumours, accidents, and amusing news.
Tavishee Chauhan, M.E +1 more
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