… of fake news; it asks, under what conditions would governments pursue securitization in order
to address the threat of fake news? … have moved to securitize fake news—framing it as an …

… Fake news has a notoriously amorphous meaning which creates signficant … for fake news
that accurately describes the phenomenon, specifically: (a) content holding itself out as a news …

… They seize on any news item that bolsters this notion. Perhaps their biggest touchstone is
an incident that took place in Cologne, Germany, on New Year's Eve in 2015. Mobs of men, …

… in understanding fake news and disinformation, the emergence of fake news in Bangladesh,
… bulletins not only in response to critical incidents but also to make people aware about fake …

… of fake news, showing that present conceptualisations of the issue can be categorised into
three competing discourses: discourses constructing fake news as … conceptualise fake news, …

… of fake news, … fake news to target specific audiences and exploit well-documented
cognitive biases and heuristics in an attempt to mislead consumers into propagating fake news …

… In this milieu of information pandemic and fake news factories, a critical analysis of the
same and its remedial measures must be imminent concern of the world of academia. Also, an …

… This report focused on the issues of trust in the era of fake news, changing business models
and the role of news platforms, especially the role of new social media. This report indicated …

… fake news game will reduce both the perceived reliability and persuasiveness of previously
unseen fake news … reduces the persuasiveness of fake news through decreased reliability …

… To put it shortly, we are interested in the way fake news is discussed… Even though fake news
was part of the public agenda long … It is commonly understood that fake news emanates from …