PPT-WWW Track on Journalism, Misinformation and Fact-Checking

Misleading or Falsification Inferring Deceptive Strategies and Types in Online News and Social Media Authors S Volkova J JanG Presenter Maria Glenski Data Sciences and Analytics National Security Directorate Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. 3    4 FOUNDATIONS OF COMMUNITY JOURNALISM of community journalism as a distinct concept can be traced back to at least the middle of the 20th century, and perhaps even to the forma-The go Memory Distortions. Eyewitness Testimony. Lineup Studies. Overview. Memory for detail vs. gist. Memory distortions due to. Schematic knowledge/General knowledge. Semantic associations. Misinformation. ASNE Convention. Washington, DC. June 25, 2013. Myth: Data journalism is a (single) discipline. Data visualization. specialist. Computer-assisted. reporter. News applications. developer. The 3 dimensions of data journalism. Student . Researchers:.  . Brandon . Davis. Wind Goodfriend. Jess Kisling. Kerry Moechnig. Jason Parker. Christi Prust. Research Questions:. Can the misinformation effect be obtained in a classroom under conditions where the students don’t not know anything unusual is occurring?. Media Stereotypes . And the Scourge. Of Violence . Against. . Women. . Aidan White. aidanpatrickwhite@gmail.com. Who we are. A coalition of media professional groups from Europe and around the world committed to building trust in media and promoting principles of ethical journalism, good governance and self-regulation in the digital age. News Literacy. Fact checking is a process of accountability. It is not mere “copyediting”. It is not simplistic. It is used for any and all purposes, regardless of the subjects involved or angle of the story. 1. Media Production . All content and information . needs to be approved . before it was aired or published by traditional "gatekeepers" such as newspaper editors, publishers and news shows. - in the 1970s and 1980s.. The Rise of the Digital Age. Production of traditional newspaper is costly and has a high barrier to entry. TV, cable and now the Internet have challenged the traditional newspaper business model. Push is for instant information. [ Part 2 ]. In this session:. Blogs & content management . systems. Applying journalism values to new . media. . Visual journalism online . Audience engagement . & participation. Blogs . & content . Dan M. Kahan. Yale University. & 10^3s of others!. Fake News, Toxic. Meanings, and Identity-Protective Cognition. Fake news. . . . . . . Fake news. . . . . .. compliments of . . Macedonia. !. Opportunities and challenges facing media students & bloggers. Isaiah K . Cherutich. USIU – A,. 1. st. December 2017. I.J Definition & functions…. “Investigative journalism involves exposing to the public matters that are concealed–either deliberately by someone in a position of power, or accidentally, behind a chaotic mass of facts and circumstances that obscure understanding. It requires using both secret and open sources & documents.” . Megha Ilango. Misinformation in Social Media Content Proliferation. Topic/Research Area. Research Method/Process. Ideas. Findings/Next Steps. Social media plays a large role in US politics by serving as a vehicle for the rapid spread of political information online.. Tom Patterson. . “Once a country tolerates dishonesty, . then everything else falls apart.”. - columnist David Brooks. McGraw Hill Webinar, May 13, 2021. Definitions. Misinformation: . Tom Patterson. . “Once a country tolerates dishonesty, . then everything else falls apart.”. - columnist David Brooks. McGraw Hill Webinar, May 13, 2021. Definitions. Misinformation: .