In recent years, strategies focused on data-driven innovation (DDI) have led to the
emergence and development of new products and business models in the digital market …

Through an analysis of relevant literature and open-ended survey responses from 2501
Singaporeans, this article proposes a conceptual framework to understand how individuals …

How does the content of so-called 'fake news' differ across Western democracies? While
previous research on online disinformation has focused on the individual level, the current …

A generalized climate of distrust in political institutions is not functional to healthy
democracies. With the advent of social media, recent scholarly efforts attempt to better …

Political communication via social media might well counter the eroding political trust. In
particular, social networking sites (SNS) enable direct flows of communication between …

The current debate about declining media trust is related not only to the disruptive changes
in the media but also to the general decline of trust in institutions and politicians. This article …

Given the widespread adoption of social media for sharing and accessing news, as well as
the possibility of news consumers' direct interactions with journalists through social media …

Mobile instant messaging services (MIMs) are important gateways to news exposure and
political conversations. Nevertheless, we still know little about the specific uses and …

Social media influencers promote not only products and brands but also their opinions on
serious topics like party politics or climate change. These so-called digital opinion leaders …

Public health crises like the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic appear to be the perfect breeding
ground for misinformation. As influential information sources, mainstream news media have …