Docket+ 8 May
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Good morning! Don't miss -
* 2023 World Press Freedom Index: Journalism under Threat from ‘Fake Content Industry’
* Transgressive transitions; Transphobia, community building, and community bridging within Aotearoa New Zealand’s disinformation ecologies
* To secure the Black Sea, the West must help Moldova stand up to Russian aggression
* 2023 World Press Freedom Index: Journalism under Threat from ‘Fake Content Industry’
* Transgressive transitions; Transphobia, community building, and community bridging within Aotearoa New Zealand’s disinformation ecologies
* To secure the Black Sea, the West must help Moldova stand up to Russian aggression
Highlights
- “Right on target” - but which target (EUvsDisinfo, 4 May)
1. Academia & Research
1.1 Platforms & Technology
- After Musk’s takeover, big shifts in how Republican and Democratic Twitter users view the platform (Pew, 1 May)
- Social drivers and algorithmic mechanisms on digital media (PsyArXiv, 4 May)
- Misinformation messages shared via WhatsApp in Mexico during the COVID-19 pandemic: an exploratory study (Oxford Academic, 4 May)
- Amplification of emotion on social media (Nature, 3 May)
1.2 World News
- Transgressive transitions; Transphobia, community building, and community bridging within Aotearoa New Zealand’s disinformation ecologies March-April 2023 (Disinformation Project, 5 May)
- Emotions in misinformation studies: Distinguishing affective state from emotional response and misinformation recognition from acceptance (PsyArXiv, 5 May)
- Strategic disinformation outperforms honesty in competition for social influence (PsyArXiv, 4 May)
- Beijing's global media offensive: China's uneven campaign to influence Asia and the world (Oxford Academic, 2 May)
- Crises information dissemination through social media in the UK and Saudi Arabia: A linguistic perspective (Plos One, 5 May)