La rappresentazione nell'era digitale tra reputazione online e fake challenge
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https://doi.org/10.61007/QdC.2024.1.258Parole chiave:
era digitale, reputazione online, rappresentazione mediale, fake news, social media challengeAbstract
La proposta analizza la relazione tra fake news e social media challenge. Attraverso lo strumento metodologico dell analisi del contenuto dei casi studio Jonathan Galindo, Momo Game e Blue Whale Challenge (Yin, 2018) si ricostruirà l evoluzione del fenomeno nel rapporto tra notiziabilità e fake news, mostrando come il sistema dell' informazione cerchi di "modellare il discorso pubblico" attorno alle sfide giovanili online, offrendo corto-circuiti tra realtà e immaginazione (Bennato, 2018).
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