Link rapidi per gli studenti
🔗 COMLAB 2020 – informazioni, date, idoneità
🔗 Verbalizzazioni
Scientific papers on echo chambers, disinformation, fake news
Questa sezione presenta una raccolta di puntatori a risorse di pubblico interesse e utilità, dedicata in particolare alla disinformazione, alle fake news e fact-checking. Le sezioni (sopra) “data” e “tools” sono dedicate rispettivamente alle ricerche che contemplano dati e quelle orientate agli strumenti pratici.
Ultimi inserimenti:
🔺 The COVID-19 social media infodemic, Nature, October 06, 2020
🔺 Conservative and liberal attitudes drive polarized neural responses to political content, PNAS, May 02, 2020
▶️ Reading Sequence of scientific papers from the italian Data Science and Complexity Lab authors.
▶️ ️Digital Clusters: How the net is marking us, first published on DigitCult, December, 2017
🔗 Digital Clusters Update: News and updates on digital clusters (weekly magazine run by Paper.li bot on specific hastags on communication, social media and fake news – an archive here)
Resources
▶ Poynter.org‘s IFCN (also manages: Politifact | TW: International Fact-Checking Network)
▶ Snopes.com
▶ Media Bias Fact Check (affidabili|non affidabili e non vero/falso)
▶ First Draft
▶ Reuters Fact checking
▶ ICIJ Internationl Consortium of Investigative Journalism
▶ @EUvsDISINFO ( European Union East Stratcom Task Force)
▶ FactCheck.org
▶ Bellingcat.com (investigative journalism)
ITALY
▶ Butac | pagina FB
▶ Bufale.net | pagina FB
▶ Valigia Blu | pagina FB (Manuale di Sopravvivenza alle Breaking News)
▶ Disinformatico | profilo TW; (sulle foto false)
▶ @FactaNews | Sito Web
▶ @LaVoceinfo | Sito Web
▶ @PagellaPolitica | Sito Web
▶ Open – Fact-checking
▶ Smask.online (profilo IG)
Guides, videos and handbooks
🔸The Debunking Handbook 2020: Downloads and Translations (new version)
🔸What does it take to change a mind? | TEDxSydney (Lucinda Beaman, Fact Check editor The Conversation, 2018)
🔸«Questo chi lo dice? E perché?» Come riconoscere e smontare le bufale storiche (Collettivo Nicoletta Bourbaki, WuMing, 2018)
🔸Facile dire fake news. Guida alla disinformazione di Valigia Blu (2017)
🔸Bugie, bugie virali e giornalismo (PDF) (da Il Post, 2015)
🔸Guida alla verifica di foto e video sui Social media di France24 (tradotta in italiano da ValigiaBlu), 2015
🔸Verification Handbook (versione italiana) di Craig Silverman, 2014
🔸Manuale della demistificazione (a cura di John Cook e Steve Lewandowsky, 2012)
Microblogging social network; from Nov. 2017 has 280 characters instead of 140. Testing profile and DL news: www.twitter.com/didatticalive. Twitter has started tracking users’ behaviour outside of app and website in a move it says will let users see more targeted adverts (f: Telegraph).
“Settings and privacy” > “Your Twitter account data”.
See: twitter.com/personalization
- What Twitter thinks your interests are: Click on the number of “Interest from Twitter” and it will show you the full list. This section is extensive, but also somewhat vague.
- What its partners think about you: Tap on the number of “Interests from partners” and it will show you them.
- The companies targeting you: Under “Tailored audiences” the social network shows you how many audiences you are part of and how many advertisers are interested in you.
Other
- The Guardian Long Reads (Twitter)
- Apply magic sauce: Psychometrics Personality Test, Strategic Research Network of University of Cambridge
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