Facebook Bans Holocaust Denial, Reversing Earlier Policy (NPR)
14/10/20
09/10/20
Mass-media and disinformation
Mail-In Voter Fraud: Anatomy of a Disinformation Campaign (Berkman Klein Center)
07/10/20
02/10/20
YouTube news consumers
About a quarter of American adults get news from YouTube (NiemanLab/Pew Research Center).
17/09/20
Perspectives on what's considered hateful online
International perspectives on what’s considered hateful or profane online: the study was funded by Facebook and conducted in partnership with researchers from Erasmus University in the Netherlands and NOVA University in Portugal.
14/08/20
31/07/20
28/07/20
03/07/20
Coronavirus Coverage by State-Backed English-Language News Sources
Coronavirus Coverage by State-Backed English-Language News Sources. Understanding Chinese, Iranian, Russian and Turkish Government Media (Jonathan Bright et al. The Computational Propaganda Project (COMPROP), Oxford Internet Institute)
04/06/20
03/06/20
Exposure to untrustworthy websites in the 2016 US election
Guess, A.M., Nyhan, B. & Reifler, J. Exposure to untrustworthy websites in the 2016 US election. Nat Hum Behav 4, 472–480 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41562-020-0833-x
Survey and web-traffic data from the 2016 US presidential campaign show that supporters of Donald Trump were most likely to visit these websites, which often spread through Facebook. However, these websites made up a small share of people’s information diets on average and were largely consumed by a subset of Americans with strong preferences for pro-attitudinal information. These results suggest that the widespread speculation about the prevalence of exposure to untrustworthy websites has been overstated.
Survey and web-traffic data from the 2016 US presidential campaign show that supporters of Donald Trump were most likely to visit these websites, which often spread through Facebook. However, these websites made up a small share of people’s information diets on average and were largely consumed by a subset of Americans with strong preferences for pro-attitudinal information. These results suggest that the widespread speculation about the prevalence of exposure to untrustworthy websites has been overstated.
31/05/20
24/05/20
13/05/20
Americans’ Views of the News Media During the COVID-19 Outbreak
Even in crisis, Republicans and Democrats remain starkly divided in their attitudes toward journalists (Pew Research Center)
Americans say there are two main sources of COVID-19 misinformation: social media and Donald Trump (Nieman Lab)
Americans say there are two main sources of COVID-19 misinformation: social media and Donald Trump (Nieman Lab)
19/04/20
COVID-19: "A Media Extinction Event"
The Coronavirus Is A Media Extinction Event (BuzzFeed)
US newspapers face 'extinction-level' crisis as Covid-19 hits hard (Guardian)
Here's why you should care coronavirus is obliterating the media (Yahoo!Finance)
“A Darwinian Moment”: The Coronavirus Is Blowing Up the Media Landscape (Vanity Fair)
The constant shifts of the coronavirus pandemic may be making journalists more comfortable expressing uncertainty (NiemanLab)
US newspapers face 'extinction-level' crisis as Covid-19 hits hard (Guardian)
Here's why you should care coronavirus is obliterating the media (Yahoo!Finance)
“A Darwinian Moment”: The Coronavirus Is Blowing Up the Media Landscape (Vanity Fair)
The constant shifts of the coronavirus pandemic may be making journalists more comfortable expressing uncertainty (NiemanLab)
13/04/20
Media Pandemic
Why our newspapers might not survive the contagion of coronavirus (The Guardian)
The Pandemic Is Crushing The Journalism Industry. The Government Could Save It (HuffPost)
As newsrooms face coronavirus-related cuts, 54% of Americans rate media’s response to the outbreak positively (Pew)
The news media sounded the alarm on coronavirus for months — but few listened. Why? (NiemanLab)
Lessons from the Italian Media’s Coverage of the Coronavirus (NiemanReports)
People are getting a lot of coronavirus news from traditional media, but they trust information from their employers more (NiemanLab)
The Pandemic Is Crushing The Journalism Industry. The Government Could Save It (HuffPost)
As newsrooms face coronavirus-related cuts, 54% of Americans rate media’s response to the outbreak positively (Pew)
The news media sounded the alarm on coronavirus for months — but few listened. Why? (NiemanLab)
Lessons from the Italian Media’s Coverage of the Coronavirus (NiemanReports)
People are getting a lot of coronavirus news from traditional media, but they trust information from their employers more (NiemanLab)
05/04/20
Europe Out of the Picture
Cádima, F. R. (2020). Europe Out of the Picture. In NOTES ON EUROPE. The Dogmatic Sleep. Edited by Neves, E., Lima, L., and Rodrigues, N. F. Porto: CEAA / ESAP-CESAP, 2020, p. 36-56. https://comum.rcaap.pt/handle/10400.26/31891
24/03/20
The participatory, crisis, platforms, and populist eras
C. W. Anderson: The State(s) of Things. 20 Years of Journalism Studies and Political Communication. 2000-2020 Special issue of Comunicazione Politica.
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