Deepfake ve Dezenformasyon: Sentetik Siyasi Videoların Yanıltma, Belirsizlik ve Haberlere Duyulan Güven Üzerindeki Etkisini Araştırma by Andrew Chadwick, Christian Vaccari, Şeyda Koçak Kurt

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MEDYADA DEZENFORMASYON SORUNSALI VE MANİPÜLASYONUN GÜCÜ: İDEOLOJİ VE SÖYLEM AÇISINDAN SEÇİM HABERLERİNİN SİYASAL İLETİŞİMDEKİ ROLÜ by Fatma Çakmak

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Gerçek Ötesi Dönemde Türkiye’deki Lisans Öğrencilerinin Haber Tüketim ve Paylaşım Davranışları by Yurdagül Ünal, Serap Kurbanoğlu, İpek Şencan

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SOSYAL MEDYA KULLANICILARININ “YALAN HABER” NEDENİYLE ALMAN CEZA KANUNU (STGB) KAPSAMINDA SORUMLULUĞU by Dilek Özge Erdem, Meral Ekici

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Research on Behavior Model of Rumor Maker Based on System Dynamics by Xiaoqian Zhu, Fengming Liu

“…The results showed that negative attitude is a major factor in the occurrence of disinformation behavior; personal factors are more pronounced than the factors of social and government on the impact of disinformation propensity score.…”
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How Can Journalists Strengthen Their Fight Against Misinformation in a Changing Media Landscape? by Marina Tulin, Michael Hameleers, Christofer Talvitie, Claes de Vreese

“…On the one hand, recent innovations in technology and social media facilitate a rapid spread of disinformation placing increased pressure on journalists to fight falsehoods and (re)build trust in reliable information. …”
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TYPOLOGYCAL VARIETIES OF STRATEGIES IN SOCIAL MEDIA by Victoria Ivashchenko, Mykhailo Hryshyn

“…Given the military-political context, the paper analyzes key varieties of strategies: (1) disinformation strategies, propaganda strategies that create alternative realities, information operation strategies utilizing bots, doxing strategies, strategies for factual manipulation, ideological polarization strategies, and strategies that evade the truth and distort information, strategy "neglect, distort, distract, discourage"; (2) strategies for countering disinformation (strategy of technological solutions, development of media literacy, state and international initiatives), strategy of information security. …”
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Information reification: fake news about Covid-19 on the website of the Brazilian Departament of Health by Rodrigo Silva Caxias de Sousa, Patricia Valerim

“…It argues that different forms of disinformation were constituted into reified communicative processes. …”
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Enhancing misogyny detection in bilingual texts using explainable AI and multilingual fine-tuned transformers by Ehtesham Hashmi, Sule Yildirim Yayilgan, Muhammad Mudassar Yamin, Mohib Ullah

“…Abstract Gendered disinformation undermines women’s rights, democratic principles, and national security by worsening societal divisions through authoritarian regimes’ intentional weaponization of social media. …”
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A thematic analysis of UK COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy discussions on Twitter by Reeshma Jameel, Sheila Greenfield, Anna Lavis

“…Results Three themes that underpinned Twitter posters’ vaccine hesitancy were identified: (1) Concerns about vaccine development and safety, (2) Information, misinformation and disinformation, (3) Distrust: Politics and ‘Big Pharma’. …”
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La Public Diplomacy : de John F. Kennedy à Tony Blair by Vanessa Leclercq

“…Far from being mere communication, public diplomacy consists in the actual representation of a country’s policies and core values, and can therefore not avoid being assimilated to propaganda, even if it serves the noble purpose of information, not disinformation.…”
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The missing piece in the DSA puzzle? Article 18 of the EMFA and the media privilege by Matteo Monti

“…More specifically, it focuses on two main criticisms: the risk of granting this privilege to agents of disinformation and the “constitutional” legitimacy of the privilege. …”
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L’influence des présuppositions sur les témoignages sollicités par questions by Elizabeth Allyn Smith, Myriam Raymond-Tremblay

“…We report on a study that attempts to replicate these results for another language (French) in order to better understand some of the factors that facilitate (or not) disinformation. Our sixty participants watched a video of an attempted robbery and answered questions in which the existence of an element was (a) a true presupposition, (b) a false presupposition, or (c) not presupposed. …”
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15-17 May 2024, 16th Global Communication Association Conference “The Future(s) of Communication: Promises and Predicaments” by Büşra Tosun Durmuş

“…With participants from 15 countries, the event highlighted critical issues including data security, disinformation, media ethics, and the societal impacts of emerging communication technologies. …”
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Produire collectivement du sens en temps de crise : l'utilisation de Wikipédia lors de la pandémie de COVID-19 by Sandrine Bubendorff, Caroline Rizza

“…Particularly, they took into account the successive stages of the pandemic and the related disinformation phenomenon.…”
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Conciencia democrática e industria editorial en los primeros años de la Transición española : la Biblioteca de divulgación política by Marta Simó Comas

“…After four decades of dictatorship, prohibition and disinformation Spain’s civil population was characterised for the most part by passivity, and its generally favourable attitude towards the restoration of Democracy was uninformed by ideological convictions or a critical consciousness. …”
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Inoculation reduces social media engagement with affectively polarized content in the UK and US by Fintan Smith, Almog Simchon, Dawn Holford, Stephan Lewandowsky

“…The implications of these findings are discussed in the context of the literature on polarisation and previous interventions to reduce engagement with disinformation.…”
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Public Diplomacy in Power Clash of Civilizations by A. I. Podberezkin, A. V. Zhukov

“…In the article, public diplomacy is seen as a set of actions committed by official and unofficial organs of the state, to achieve foreign policy goals through the dissemination of information (disinformation) or create the necessary impact on the ruling circles and the public in foreign countries. …”
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Artificial Intelligence in Public Relations: Potential Benefits and Drawbacks by Ömer Faruk Zararsız

“…However, the use of artificial intelligence also poses potential threats in areas that are crucial to the success of public relations, such as propaganda, privacy, data breaches, ethics, disinformation, and misinformation. As a result, international organizations, academics, and public relations professionals have put forth various suggestions to prevent the misuse of artificial intelligence in damaging the reputation of institutions, organizations, and the field of public relations as a whole. …”
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Democracy and Fake News in the Age of Cyberspace by Mariam Mohammed, Adem Bölükbaşı

“…It has been concluded that phenomena such as fake news, misinformation and disinformation which are increasingly common in cyberspace today, have an effect peculiar to the post-truth society and negatively affect the functioning of democracy. …”
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