Sentences with phrase «false news more»
On the first count, Aral notes, the recognition that humans, not bots, spread false news more quickly suggests a general approach to the problem.
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«People respond to false news more with surprise and disgust,» he notes, whereas true stories produced replies more generally characterized by sadness, anticipation, and trust.
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He also said Facebook was becoming more proactive in fighting false news and taking down fake accounts.
For such people metaphor not only promises more than it can deliver, but its promises are too often grounded on false consciousness, so that a loss of faith in it is the beginning of wisdom — perhaps the philosopher Richard Rorty's discovery (bad news for Haeckel and his kind) that out there there is really no «out there.»
He called out Luke Shaw, Phil Jones, Chris Smalling, the home fans, fixture list, the FA and you guessed it — UEFA, in a slightly tense exchange but the good (and bad) news is that Manchester United are miraculously still very much alive in the race for top four as Man City and Arsenal dropped more points in the weekend, giving the Red Devils even more false hope.
Since then, the debate about how the media should deal with «alternative facts» has only increased in intensity as more of Mr Trump's false claims saturate the news coverage.
As a result, a lot of what is being spread in the news and on social media, are more false than fiction.
The French President, Emmanuel Macron, said during his new year press conference he would soon propose laws preventing false information from spreading on the web («fausses nouvelles», more or less equivalent to «fake news»).
CBS 6 anchor Liz Bishop, the station's longest - tenured on - air personality, who has been at WRGB for more than 40 years, read the Sinclair media statement on air that accuses the media of bias and willingly creating «false news.»
«False news is more novel, and people are more likely to share novel information,» says Aral, who is the David Austin Professor of Management.
An analysis of how true and false news stories spread on Twitter reveals that false news spreads substantially faster, and to far more people.
«Now behavioral interventions become even more important in our fight to stop the spread of false news,» Aral says.
A new study by three MIT scholars has found that false news spreads more rapidly on the social network Twitter than real news does — and by a substantial margin.
Tweet replies to false news stories also contained more words indicating surprise.
Discussions of false stories tended to start from fewer original tweets, but some of those retweet chains then reached tens of thousands of users, while true news stories never spread to more than about 1,600 people.
In a highly stylized format more familiar in live theater than in movies, he explores the parental shock of hearing your child has been killed — and then the shock of learning that the news was false — as well as the boredom of army life at a checkpoint guarding nothing.
Evening news viewership continues to evaporate, and while the mass media aren't going extinct tomorrow, Crichton's original observations about the media future now rings more true than false.
Evening news viewership continues to evaporate, and while the mass media aren't going extinct tomorrow, Crichton's original observations about the media future now rings more true than false.
The latter backfired — more Americans started to believe news of global warming was being exaggerated after the movie came out — the former made false promises that could not be realized by cap and trade.
Allegations of widespread «false balance» in mainstream news coverage of climate change — as well as other mainstream media portrayals — have been voiced for more than a decade.
At a later stage in their study, participants rated fake news headlines that had been identified as false and were presented a second time as more accurate than novel fake news headlines.
In the civil courts, it has been defamation law and threatening injunctions that has more often kept false news from spreading unchecked.
He's also announced new policies like more clearly labeled political ads, and renewed efforts to weed out false news stories before they spread on Facebook.