Titlebook: Disinformation in Open Online Media; Second Multidiscipli Max van Duijn,Mike Preuss,Suzan Verberne Conference proceedings 2020 Springer Nat

GONG

critique

Cryptic

Between

無(wú)聊點(diǎn)好

土坯

Miguel A. Aon,Valdur Saks,Uwe Schlattnerllows tweets without an URL link to be considered as propagating a news piece, we contribute to fill this research gap and further confirm the potential of using propagation features to detect fake news on Twitter. We firstly show that real news are significantly bigger in size, are spread by users

Recessive

Metabolic Dissipative Structures but not fully resolved. The third combined the two to see if the limitations of both designs would be ameliorated with added complexity. The combination proved to be moderating, and while stable opinion clusters form, extremism and polarization do not develop in the system without added forces.

Jacket

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-38505-6a dataset of 49 online conversations verified H1: in political forums covert strategies were more common than overt ones; in interest forums the opposite was the case. Regarding H2 our results were inconclusive. However, the results motivate further research on this phenomenon with larger datasets.

Manifest

Heiko Enderling,Nava Almog,Lynn Hlatkyers should experience the concepts of convincing fake headline formulations. We introduce the game itself, as well as the underlying technical infrastructure. A first evaluation study shows, that users tend to use specific stylistic devices to generate fake news. Further, the results indicate, that

廚師

Systems Biology of Tumor Dormancy disinformation. Regarding factual knowledge, the effect is reversed: When presented immediately with the disinformation, detailed corrections lead to a higher recall of correct facts than simple corrections. This suggests that we need to combat the influence of disinformation on factual knowledge a