If every media outlet published high-quality, fact-checked, impartial news, the public would trust us. Right? Wrong, according to Riyad Emeran, head of content strategy, Dennis Publishing, who spoke at the AOP Crunch: Truth and Trust in Journalism event last week. Fonte: Journalism.co.uk . Leia…
AI / misinformation University of Sheffield researchers Yida Mu and Dr. Nikos Aletra report they’ve developed an artificial intelligence system to help identify Twitter users who are more likely to share unreliable news sources. Fonte: Poynter Leia todo o texto Link: https://www.poynter.org/fact-checking/2020/researchers-developed-an-ai-system-that-predicts-the-likelihood-people-will-spread-misinformation-based-on-words-they-use/?fbclid=IwAR293q_EGeVxOI4DFFC99ZPDXBgLsha31T5VXdJ8E-1ISeqUeeABAHa7vSs…
Bias / News More than eight in 10 Americans think there is at least a fair amount of political bias in news coverage in general, and over half say the same of the news source they rely on most, according to…
News / Digital Age Over the past 30 years, the ways that Americans consume and share information have changed dramatically. No longer do people wait for the morning paper or the evening news. Instead, equipped with smartphones or other digital…
Americans / News Many Americans say the creation and spread of made-up news and information is causing significant harm to the nation and needs to be stopped, according to a new Pew Research Center survey of 6,127 U.S. adults conducted between…
News / Facebook You probably saw the commercial, ubiquitous across television earlier this year: “We came here for the friends.” The narrator, sounding just a little like a younger Mark Zuckerberg, skipped us through pictures of kids in braces, awkward bands,…
Fake news / Expressão Fake news foi eleita a “palavra de 2017” pelo dicionário britânico Collins e, em resumo, significa informação falsa que é disseminada sob o verniz de uma notícia. Até aí, pouca novidade, certo? Afinal, mentiras e boatos sempre foram contados…
