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    Articles tagged 2016 presidential election (26)

    Facebook is shutting down its Trending Topics for news module. Will any of its new features for publishers last?
    Shan WangApril 13, 2017
    News and media literacy the way it’s always been taught may not be the right response to fake news woes
    “Should we still think of news as a separate space, as a specific type of information?”
    Shan WangApril 13, 2017
    Edukacja medialna, której wytycznymi posługiwaliśmy sie do tej pory, może nie być właściwą odpowiedzią na zagrożenia „fake news”
    “Czy powinniśmy traktować media jako osobną przestrzeń, czy raczej pewien rodzaj informacji?”
    The election-related stories people seemed to prefer to read and share were about scandals and corruption
    Laura Hazard OwenJanuary 20, 2017
    Ezra Klein hopes Vox can change the fact that “people who are more into the news read the news more”
    “The primary cleavage in news readership is not liberal vs. conservative. It’s news junkie vs. non-news junkie.”
    Television, not the web, was the main news source for both Trump and Clinton voters, says Pew
    Laura Hazard OwenJanuary 18, 2017
    The Christian Science Monitor is betting big on constructive, non-depressing (but paid-for) news
    The 109-year-old publication’s digital future will be based around a voice that is “calm and fact-based and fundamentally constructive, and assumes that our readers are looking to have a fundamentally constructive approach to the news.”
    Most Americans say “fake news” has sown confusion. Some share it even though they know it’s fake
    “No one ever corrected themselves on the basis of what we wrote”: A look at European fact-checking sites
    Shan WangNovember 22, 2016
    The Chronicle of Higher Education looks beyond site licenses to focus on individual subscribers
    “The individuals who pay us every year are the readers who are going to count most in our world.”
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