… /Is this fake news? / Is this what the politicians and people on our Facebook feeds mean
when they refer to fake news? / Is there a difference between getting the facts wrong and being …

… , fake news, unauthorized access, abuse, and harassment on this continuum, and we would
argue that critical … In this case, we feel it provides a reasonable definition of fake news. …

… However, the fake news that we collect is related to the incidents happening in India. We …
first step towards collecting fake news incidents within India. These incidents happen across …

… Due to their salacious and often unbelievable headlines, fake news articles are consumed …
definition of fake news, it is also worthwhile analyzing what fake news is not. Fake news is not …

… fake news for critical media literacy educators. Armed with a comprehensive understanding
of fake news, critical … , and teacher training workshops that educate students on fake news. …

… “fake news”, which are often prompted by one or more high-profile incident(s) involving extreme
forms of “fake news”, … Concern about particular sub-sets of “fake news” should not inform …

… Thus, we bring clarity to the discourse about fake news and suggest shifting scholarly …
fake news, and we suggest shifting scholarly attention to the neglected fake news label. …

… In this section I explore how critical discourse research, a particular scientific approach, may
help one examine fake news and potentially build a relevant scientific literacy practice. The …

… This paper focuses on the potential value of using critical thinking to identify fake news. A …
in identifying fake news. According to the findings, criteria for identifying fake news include …

… submits that the model is adaptable to other fake news incidents as well. The information
and number of nodes could vary from one fake-news story to another. The nodes and their …