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What is (Racist) Media Bias and how does it manifest?
Media bias

What is (Racist) Media Bias and how does it manifest?

April 7, 2022April 7, 2022

Media Bias – What is it? Media bias is the perceived bias exercised by journalists, news outlets and mass media that impacts the professional standard

Media bias, Media literacy
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Media vs. Media Bias: Case Studies
Context

Media vs. Media Bias: Case Studies

August 27, 2021

Having young people as the main target of IDare, it is important not only to elaborate on their main sources of information but also on

Media, Media bias, Media literacy
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A timeline for main fake news incidents and how it was handled 
Dialogue

A timeline for main fake news incidents and how it was handled 

September 20, 2020

Fake news is nothing new. But, especially during the last presidential election in the United States in 2016, it has become something big. Here are

Fake news, Media literacy, Pizzagate
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Echo chambers: an old school approach?
Understanding Violence

Echo chambers: an old school approach?

September 20, 2020

Echo chambers: an old-school approach? Echo chambers. For many of us, this is a 21st-century issue were we are extremely connected with media and social networks

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Cyberbalkanization
Active Citizenship Resilience

Cyberbalkanization

September 19, 2020

In this article, I will try to go through a topic that has been gathering a lot of attention in the last years, and that

Cyberbalkanization, Digital tribalism, Media literacy, Pizzagate
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The CHANs (part 1)
Alternative Narrative

The CHANs (part 1)

September 19, 2020September 19, 2020

Suffocating eco-chamber The anonymous website 4chan was created in 2003 by the American internet entrepreneur Christopher Poole. The website was originally fashioned on the “mold”

Darknet, Media literacy, Resilience
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Watch this Italian, killing thousands of people with his apparently delicious pizza!
Resilience

Watch this Italian, killing thousands of people with his apparently delicious pizza!

September 19, 2020September 19, 2020

Ok now that I have gained your attention, I have to admit that this article does not really contain the story of an Italian serial

Fake news, Media literacy
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Attention Economy: marketing in the Social Media Era
Resilience

Attention Economy: marketing in the Social Media Era

September 19, 2020September 19, 2020

Time is the most precious resource that we own, everyone wants a piece of it: owners, friends, family and Facebook. Time is anyway a discussed

Attention economy, Media literacy
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The attention machine
Alternative Narrative

The attention machine

September 19, 2020

Attention has been defined as the “notice taken of someone or something; the regarding of someone or something as interesting or important”. An object, situation

Attention economy, Media literacy
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Alternative Narrative: the right path to prevent hate speech
Online Love Speech

Alternative Narrative: the right path to prevent hate speech

September 19, 2020

Nowadays, negative attitudes towards human being -such as hatred, violent extremism, racism and so on- are spreading more and more rapidly. This phenomenon is certainly

Hate speech, Media literacy
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The implications of filter bubbles in social media and the impact on the society
Alternative Narrative

The implications of filter bubbles in social media and the impact on the society

September 19, 2020

Daily routine: We wake up in the morning, we have breakfast and we open our smartphones to receive daily news about the world surrounding us.

Attention economy, Media literacy
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What is an Echo-Chamber and how does it affect people in social media?
Context

What is an Echo-Chamber and how does it affect people in social media?

September 19, 2020September 19, 2020

Nowadays, simultaneously with the increasingly influential and widespread use of social media, it has been observed that a very contagious social phenomenon is infecting our

Attention economy, Echochamber, Media literacy
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