Happy to share our new study on social media user’s resilience to disinformation. With Meta’s cancelation of independent fact-checking, I feel this article is relevent more than ever.
Biggest thank you to @macicak.bsky.social @novotnamarti.bsky.social 🥰
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Som rada, že som mala možnosť si vyskúšať naše výskumy šíriť aj takýmto spôsobom. @medjourmuni.bsky.social www.idnes.cz/brno/zpravy/...
Na výzkumu, který přidává uživatelský úhel k aktuální situaci kolem fact-checkingu na sociálních sítích, zrovna pracují @karolinabielik.bsky.social, @macicak.bsky.social a @novotnamarti.bsky.social.
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A festive two tile comic strip illustrating the difference between misinformation and disinformation. Tile A: Disinformation. Scene: Christmas morning in the living room. A child looking at wrapped Christmas present which seems to have the outline of a bicycle. Parents stood in the background are telling the child "It's from Santa Claus!". Tile B: Misinformation Scene: Later that day, the child is riding his new bike outside. While passing his three friends standing on the sidewalk, he shouts "It's from Santa Claus!". Credit: This comic strip is a collaboration between @brentlee.bsky.social & artist @felixuncia.bsky.social
Misinformation?
Disinformation?
What's the difference?
A very simple and festive explainer. 🎅
Credit:
🎨 @felixuncia.bsky.social
🧠 @brentlee.bsky.social
