Información General

• Autores: Roberto Gelado Marcos (coord.), José Sixto García (coord.), Juan Enrique Gonzálvez Vallés (coord.)
• Editores: Fragua
• Año de publicación: 2024
• Colecciones: Biblioteca de ciencias de la comunicación, 202
• País: España
• Idioma: español
• ISBN: 9788412894875
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Resumen

• Embedded as it seems to be in the updated notion of modernity, disinformation is a widespread phenomenon that no longer looms over specific niches of individuals but, rather, threatens societies as a whole. Ulrich Beck's notion of Risk Society becomes particularly relevant in this light, since it cross-refers to the combined action between humans and technologies that, as disinformation, have harmful side effects that have been naturally subsumed by citizens worldwide as an inevitable part of what it means to be alive these days. With this background, this book proposes both an examination of the academic findings obtained after almost a decade of prominent researchers systematically tackling different angles of disinformation as well as an analysis of the effectiveness of some of the initiatives that emerged as a response to counter its harmful effects.

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Listado de artículos

• • Preface. The invisible threat. Disinformation and the future of democracy

    Tamara Vázquez Barrio

    págs. 7-14

    

  • Disinformation as a global threat: a sociology of risk analysis

    Javier Cantón Correa

    págs. 15-48

    

  • When disinformation targets electoral processes. Lessons learnt from the scholarly production on the harming effects of information disorders

    Roberto Gelado Marcos, Santana Lois Poch Butler, Maitane Palacios López

    págs. 49-74

    

  • Political disinformation in X: Threats to democratic quality

    Juan Estraviz Portela, José Sixto García

    págs. 75-104

    

  • The effects of hoaxes and the spread of false information on corporate and institutional communication

    Juan Enrique Gonzálvez, Mónica Viñarás Abad, José Rafael Santana

    págs. 105-126

    

  • Political influencers. New agents, formats and topics of disinformation on Instagram

    Fernando Bonete Vizcaíno, Maitane Palacios López, Roberto Gelado Marcos

    págs. 127-154

    

  • Challenges of information in the digital era: algorithms and generative artificial intelligence

    Gonzalo Fuentes Cortina, Teresa Barceló Ugarte

    págs. 155-176

    

  • Legislation and disinformation: a review of the international legal framework to combat fake news

    Pablo Sánchez López, Santana Lois Poch Butler

    págs. 177-204

    

  • Verification as a key mechanism to counter informative disorders

    Santana Lois Poch Butler, Roberto Gelado Marcos, Borja Ventura Salom

    págs. 205-228

    

  • Media and information literacy (MIL): a resilient response to the risk of misinformation

    Nereida Carrillo, Marta Montagut

    págs. 229-252

    

  • Fediverse: decentralised and interoperable networks in times of disinformation

    Alberto Quian

    págs. 253-295