How do people make sense of, and deal with, a changing media landscape perceived to be
filled with misinformation and fake news? To answer this, we draw upon data from seventy-…

… issue of online misinformation is being interpreted and dealt with in newsrooms around the
world. We analyse to which degree news media view online misinformation as a challenge …

… misinformation regarding the presence of WMDs in Iraq. Due to differences in organizational
structures, newsroom … source may influence their adoption or rejection of misinformation as …

… Misinformation can influence people’s memory, reasoning, and … influence effect of
misinformation (CIE). There are a number of factors that contribute to misinformation’s influence, both …

… public demand for information, conspiracy theories and misinformation found fertile ground
in which to flourish. One data point for the scale of misinformation is the work done by fact-…

… misinformation and disinformation. Through expert indepth interviews (n= 14) with Canadian
journalism educators, reporters, and newsroom … 3) while Canadian newsroom leaders want …

… more urgent as the network has become more popular and influential while critics charge it
with engaging in blatant misinformation campaigns. Fox News may be flawed as a source of …

… “fake news,” and signaled to audiences the difference between their own news stories and
“fake news” to … Results from interviews yield a split definition of “fake news:” journalists’ own …

… why does fake news flourish? What are the conditions that cause individuals to find fake
news … scholars better understand how individuals can be deceived by political misinformation. …

… By not making societal influences on the production and dissemination of misinformation (1) …
misinformation among citizens, as we will discuss below. We also exclude from our analysis …