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Orality, writing and new media

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An algorithmic system for arabic fake news detection using neural networks and transformer embeddings with class weighting. [PDF]

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Saad M, Abdelrazek S, Abdelmaksoud IR.
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Enhancing trust in news media: A multimodality approach to detecting fake news with social constructs. [PDF]

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Bangla-ToCo: A context-aware dataset for Bengali toxic comment detection. [PDF]

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Rupa SA, Anwar MM, Ritu NA, Arifin KN.
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"Smashing through barriers"? A multimodal critical discourse analysis of media representations of hearing loss and D/deafness. [PDF]

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Fawcett-Jones S, Putland E, Calvert S, Broome E, Henshaw H, Dening T, Burgon C, Heffernan E.   +7 more
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Don’t just read the news, write the news! — A course about writing economics for the media

Journal of Economic Education, 2021
The author of this article describes an upper-level economics course where students learn to write economic news articles, which improves communication and audience-targeting skills.
Julien Picault
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Writing for News Media

2017
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Neologisms, Metaphors and New Concepts for Writing Media News

2018
This chapter looks at the terminological difficulties faced by news writers when reporting on topics of current interest. It proposes the linguistic strategies needed to restate the conceptual innovations, new names, foreign words, metaphorical expressions and semantic and conceptual changes that characterise specialised terminology under consolidation
Fernández Rodríguez, Áurea, Galanes Santos, Iolanda Gloria   +1 more
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Writing Networks: New Media, Potential Literature

Leonardo, 1996
THE PROCESS OF WRITING FOR NEW MEDIA IS EXPLORED THROUGH discussion of the author’s work of electronic text for the World Wide Web (The Book of Endings) , the work of members of the OuLiPo (particularly Georges Perec, Raymond Queneau, and Italo Calvino), and two new technologies developed by the New York University Media Research Laboratory (Pad and ...
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