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Luca Arnaboldi,Charles Morissetnces are predisposed to trust the content of media that depend on participatory user relationships, and how important user interactivity is in the perceived authenticity of the end product. Based on empirical data collected between 2001 and 2006,. this study seeks to better define the fluid boundari

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