Seeing Is Believing: Is Video Modality More Powerful in Spreading Fake News via Online Messaging Apps?

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication, August 2021

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RT @P_Kallioniemi: 5) Videos: Fake videos are extremely powerful disinfo tool out there - based on a study by Sundar et al. (2021) almost 6…

RT @P_Kallioniemi: 5) Videos: Fake videos are extremely powerful disinfo tool out there - based on a study by Sundar et al. (2021) almost 6…

@bradyjjohnston @DabyHq @georgeprofonde8 @CarolDuVal1 @chrismartenson You misunderstood. People are posting videos because they are demonstrably more effective than text. https://t.co/FAS5ONiXYu

RT @P_Kallioniemi: 5) Videos: Fake videos are extremely powerful disinfo tool out there - based on a study by Sundar et al. (2021) almost 6…

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