Proceedings of the Annual Conference of CAIS / Actes du congrès annuel de l'ACSI
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L\u27INFORMATION TECHNICO-ECONOMIQUE AUX ENTERPRISES: BESOIN DE METHODES ADAPTEES A DES UTILISATEURS PARTICULIERS
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TOWARD A PRACTICALITY ETHIC FOR THE ADOPTION OF INNOVATIONS ON THE TRADITIONAL SIDE OF COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS
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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND ’\u27HAND-HOLDING ’\u27: AN ANALYSIS OF HELP-SEEKING BEHAVIOUR DEMONSTRATED BY USERS OF ONLINE BIBLIOGRAPHIC DATABASES / TECHNOLOGIE DE L1 INFORMATION ET "DONNEZ-MOI LA MAIN" UNE ANALYSE DES DEMANDES D’ASSISTANCE CHEZ LES UTILISATEUR
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Fact Checking After Truth
No full textThe rise of “fake news” (misinformation presented in the format of news reports) and a claimed breakdown in a social consensus behind the reliability of experts and mainstream reporting as information sources (leading to a “post-truth” society) have raised hard choices for journalistic fact-checkers. Should they focus on nuanced evaluations of specific claims by politicians, or shift to debunking misinformation more generally? An analysis of fact-checking reports at the Washington Post around the 2016 and 2020 elections suggests little change in practice, in contrast to the 2014 Ukrainian initiative Stop Fake which attempted to debunk fake reporting
