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[This book contributes to the study of the propagation of information on social media by reviewing a broad multidisciplinary literature, leveraging theory and findings from information sciences, psychology, sociology, communication, political science, and more. We created a framework of information sharing on social media that also included findings from a qualitative analysis of 20 fake news stories. Although this work is thorough, it is not entirely exhaustive. Future work can, for example, examine the perception of and inherent truth of messages. The next phase of research would be to create metrics for those factors that currently lack them so as to quantitatively assess how they interact in a more finely defined model. Given that most of these factors have been examined in isolation, field studies are important to determine the relative weights of these factors. It is crucial that research that examines user-generated content be held to the ethical standards of other research. As technology develops and information warfare increases, it becomes necessary to better understand how these factors impact information sharing and the information environment.]
Published: Apr 27, 2019
Keywords: Social media; Social media users; Social media sharing; Trolls; Bots; Propaganda; Information sciences; Psychology; Sociology; Communication; Propagation; Social cyber-security
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