2023
DOI: 10.17979/redma.2023.27.1.9534
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Estrategias para luchar contra la desinformación en la comunicación corporativa

Sónia Gomes Gonçalves,
José Vázquez-González,
Pablo González-Sánchez

Abstract: La reputación de las organizaciones puede verse afectada por la difusión de fake news y otros contenidos desinformativos. Así, para salvaguardar la imagen corporativa, los responsables de Comunicación deben estar atentos a las diferentes estrategias para luchar contra la desinformación, cómo el fact-checking, la regulación y la alfabetización mediática. En este artículo pretendemos hacer una contextualización teórica de estas estrategias, presentando el estado actual de la cuestión y revisando la literatura em… Show more

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“…To meet this objective, a systematic literature review was conducted. Prior studies on misinformation by other authors were consulted, such as those by Blanco-Alonso et al (2021); Guallar et al (2020); Salaverría et al (2020); Gomes-Gonçalves et al (2023), Hopp and Kazmi (2023); Rúas-Araújo and Panigua-Rojano (2023), and Salaverría and Cardoso (2023). Other fundamental sources of information consulted were the documents issued by the European Commission, the official journals of the European Union and the policy documents published by TikTok.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To meet this objective, a systematic literature review was conducted. Prior studies on misinformation by other authors were consulted, such as those by Blanco-Alonso et al (2021); Guallar et al (2020); Salaverría et al (2020); Gomes-Gonçalves et al (2023), Hopp and Kazmi (2023); Rúas-Araújo and Panigua-Rojano (2023), and Salaverría and Cardoso (2023). Other fundamental sources of information consulted were the documents issued by the European Commission, the official journals of the European Union and the policy documents published by TikTok.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%