Young people's increasing dependence on social media for news demands increasing
levels of news literacy, leading to a rise in media literacy programs that aim to support …

Despite its increasing attention for audiences, journalism studies remains an inherently
production-focused discipline. Consequently, studying the perspective of audiences tends to …

This study explores the awareness of fake news and trust dynamics among University
students on TikTok. Utilizing qualitative research through semi-structured interviews with …

In today's hybrid media environment new content creators challenge the status of
professionally produced journalism and blur the lines between professional and non …

This article provides a discussion of some of the recent research on media trust focusing on
arguments for why media trust matters. What are the arguments for why trust is important …

Alba, D.(2020). Misinformation about George Floyd protests surges on social media. New
York Times, 1 June. Retrieved from https://www. nytimes. com/2020/06/01/technology …

What do young people consider “news”? Now that news is dislocated from dedicated outlets
of news organizations, it has become increasingly difficult to distinguish from other cultural …

Given the widespread misinformation problem in societies across the globe, scholars aiming
to combat misinformation wish to change verification behaviors at the individual level. To …

Exploring how young people engage with, share, and are influenced by news has long
captivated academic interest. It is crucial for comprehending how young people are informed …

Impartial news, or news without a partisan slant or overt point-of-view, is overwhelmingly
preferred by news audiences worldwide, yet what such preferences mean remains poorly …