Tu crois que c'est vrai ? Diversite des regimes d'enonciation face aux fake news et mecanismes d'autoregulation conversationnelle
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- A new thesis investigates the paradox of why fake news constitutes a small portion of shared information on social media, despite the lack of editorial oversight. It includes two studies analyzing user behavior on Twitter and Facebook, focusing on the sharing of items labeled as fake by fact-checkers. The research employs a mixed-methods approach, combining quantitative data with qualitative insights from user interactions.
- This development highlights the complexity of user engagement with fake news, suggesting that while misinformation exists, users may not be as susceptible as previously thought. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for addressing political polarization and improving information literacy in digital spaces.
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