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    Archives: May 25, 2018

    Shan Wang and Christine SchmidtMay 25, 2018
    Welcome to GDPR: Here are the data privacy notices publishers are showing their Europe-based readers
    We’re seeing what publishers have decided to implement on their websites as of May 25 — whether they’ve decided to block European Union and European Economic Area-based traffic outright, set up buckets of consent for readers to click through, or done something simpler (or nothing new at all).
    Rasmus Kleis NielsenMay 25, 2018
    What is it that journalism studies is studying these days? A lot about newsrooms, less about everybody else in the news ecosystem
    Also, has the “fake news” moment already passed for academics?
    Laura Hazard OwenMay 25, 2018
    Is your fake news about immigrants or politicians? It all depends on where you live
    Plus: Facebook is accepting proposals for fake news research, and fake news was growing as a topic of media discussion even before the U.S. presidential election.
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