A koholmányok és a digitális média / The Fake News and the Digital Media
Journal Title: ME.dok - MÉDIA–TÖRTÉNET–KOMMUNIKÁCIÓ - Year 2017, Vol 0, Issue 2
Abstract
In this article the author analyses the problems caused by the “fabricated” news, who, by their (usually unreferential) nature can trigger major waves in the public opinion, can be the starting point of some undesired social reactions in the targeted public, but can influence the views and behavior of other social groups. This “fabricated news” usually make their effect when there are already tensions between different groups, but they can be used efficiently to initiate those tensions. The author works with 7 different basic categories of “fabricated news”.
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Peter Gross
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