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The most important news
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The concept behind fake news
Visual content is a transversal, universal language, like music. We can understand images from millions of years ago, even from other cultures.
FAKE NEWS
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What is fake news?
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The term is used to describe false information disseminated mainly on social media. There are cases of sensationalism to attract visits to websites and, thus, earn money from advertising. Fake news is also used to reinforce a thought, through lies and the dissemination of intolerance, destroying people, companies or affecting democratic institutions, which happens, above all, during election periods. This is misinformation: whether intentional lies or unverified content. Opposed to news, they mix with it, putting free and informative debate at risk.
And how they are used ←
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Types of fake news
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Fabricated Content: Completely false information created to deceive or mislead. Manipulated Content: Genuine information or images altered to deceive or misinform. Imposter Content: Impersonation of genuine sources or people to spread false information. Misleading Context: Sharing genuine information out of context to distort its meaning. Satire or Parody: Humorous or exaggerated content presented in a way that can be mistaken for genuine news.
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Impact of fake news
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Influence on Public Opinion: False information can sway public perception on various issues, leading to misguided beliefs or actions. Political Consequences: Fake news can manipulate elections, influence policy decisions, and undermine democratic processes. Social Division: Fake news can exacerbate societal tensions, fueling conflicts based on misinformation. Economic Costs: Businesses and individuals may suffer financial losses due to false information affecting markets or consumer behavior. Trust in Media: Continual exposure to fake news erodes trust in mainstream media sources and institutions.
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Combat of fake news
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Combating Fake News: Media Literacy Education: Teaching critical thinking skills to identify misinformation and verify sources. Fact-Checking Initiatives: Supporting organizations that debunk false information and verify the accuracy of news. Technology Solutions: Developing tools and algorithms to detect and flag fake news online. Responsible Reporting: Encouraging journalists and media outlets to adhere to ethical standards and fact-checking protocols. Community Engagement: Fostering dialogue and collaboration among individuals, organizations, and platforms to address the spread of fake news.