An Analysis of a Repetitive News Display Phenomenon in the Digital News Ecosystem

Kwak, Kyu Tae; Hong, Seong Choul; Lee, Sang Woo

doi:10.3390/su10124736

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“…Thus, links, such as "accounts-media literacy-media-literacy", "accounts-twitter-political communication", were distinguished, which could allude to the importance of having an information literacy that allows distinguishing whether the origin of the information is an official account or a fake one, as argued by authors in previous research (Trujillo-Torres et al 2020). In addition, links between descriptors, such as "Parody-politics-BIAS", "Science-Impact-BIAS", confirmed, on the one hand, the importance of the concept of fake news, understood as news that parodies certain events, but which has the intention of influencing the population on a certain perception or idea (Kwak et al 2018).…”

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The Impact of Term Fake News on the Scientific Community. Scientific Performance and Mapping in Web of Science

García

Prieto

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Social Sciences

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Nowadays, multiple phenomena have promoted an impact on society, constituting in some cases, not only a contribution of benefits but also of risks. Among them, the fake news phenomenon is considered one of the most burning phenomena today due to the risk it poses to society. In view of this situation, the research community has carried out numerous studies that seek to address this issue from a multidisciplinary perspective. Based on this, the objective of this work was to analyze the productivity and, therefore, the impact of this topic in the research community. To this end, this work advocated a scientometric-type methodology, through scientometric laws, impact indicators, and scientific evolution of 640 publications of the web of science (WOS). The results showed the impact of the fake news discipline today, which is considered an emerging issue that is of interest to many knowledge disciplines around the world. Likewise, the results showed that the publications not only have a focus on analyzing the veracity or not of the news, but that it begins to vertebrate a new line of an investigation directed to the informational education and towards the prevention of the consumption of this type of news through the internet.

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“…The arrival of information and communication technologies (ICT) has brought many benefits to the lives of citizens. Among them, the immediate access to information through different web portals allows society to keep up to date with the latest news and information developments worldwide (Kwak et al 2018;Jamil et al 2015).…”

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The Impact of Term Fake News on the Scientific Community. Scientific Performance and Mapping in Web of Science

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Social Sciences

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“…Also, most people consume news delivered by the major portal sites such as Naver and Kakao. Notoriously, because Naver, the top portal site shares the advertising revenue with the news outlets based on the number of viewers (Dwyer and Hutchinson, 2019), every online news tries to get attention of as many users as possible (Kwak et al, 2018). Further, the news media found another reliable way to generate revenue: producing online news articles sponsored by other companies.…”

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Ideological and economic influences on journalistic autonomy and cynicism: A moderating role of digital adaptation of news organizations

Kim

Jin

2022

Journalism

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This study examines how ideological and economic aspects of news media are related to journalists’ autonomy and cynicism, and whether organizational adaptation to digital environments moderates the effects of those ideological and financial influences. Using secondary data from journalists ( N = 1956) provided by the Korea Press Foundation, this study investigates the relationships among ideological differences between journalists and news organizations, advertising/public relations (ad/PR) work, journalists’ autonomy, and job cynicism. Findings suggest that both ideological incongruence and ad/PR work decreased journalistic autonomy, with the latter a stronger predictor than the former. Decreased autonomy, in turn, increased cynicism. Ad/PR work significantly predicted cynicism, but ideological incongruence did not influence cynicism. In addition, the more the news organization has adapted to the digital realm, the weaker the relations between ideological incongruence and autonomy and between autonomy and cynicism. However, as the adaptation level increased, the negative impact of ad/PR work on autonomy became stronger. Theoretical and practical implications are discussed.

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“…Technological shifts in media consumption change the way people use newspapers, and consequently, the way newspaper companies make profits. Also, media firms' reactions to a current revenue structure have been studied [12]. They analyzed a phenomenon.…”

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Pricing of Digital Video Supply Chain: Free versus Paid Service on the Direct Distribution Channel

Kim

2018

Sustainability

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Media publishers that have commonly relied on profits from advertisements and content sales to fund their operations are not only content providers (manufacturers) to media aggregator platforms (retailers) but are also competing service providers (rival retailers) in the digital video supply chain. Different from a traditional media supply chain, they can easily operate their own direct distribution channels in the Internet era. In the digital video supply chain, it is not clear whether commercialization of the direct distribution channel would be beneficial for the media publisher because it would decrease profits from advertisements. The choice about commercialization should be investigated thoroughly because it is closely related to the media publishers’ sustainability as a public medium in a digital environment. In this study, we analyze the impacts of commercializing the direct distribution channel based on a game-theoretic approach. Specifically, we compare the profits of a media publisher with and without the commercialization of the channel from analyses of sequentially defined games. Our results show that media publishers prefer to use a free service on their direct channel if the content they provide is not highly valued. They can also choose not to provide their content to the media aggregator with a paid service.

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An Analysis of a Repetitive News Display Phenomenon in the Digital News Ecosystem

Cited by 9 publications

References 32 publications

The Impact of Term Fake News on the Scientific Community. Scientific Performance and Mapping in Web of Science

The Impact of Term Fake News on the Scientific Community. Scientific Performance and Mapping in Web of Science

Ideological and economic influences on journalistic autonomy and cynicism: A moderating role of digital adaptation of news organizations

Pricing of Digital Video Supply Chain: Free versus Paid Service on the Direct Distribution Channel

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