Lots of talk these days about "fake news" in the media. What is it? Who decides? |
Summer Online students — This is an assignment that we would do in groups at school. In this case, each of you can simply pick a term or concept that interests you. (I think the theories in Group 3 are particularly interesting, but something else might catch your eye.)
BLOG #9 — KEY POST Like the last EOTO, this is a special assignment that will be graded separately. Make it 500 words. Add those special touches that will elevate it beyond a regular blog post. Go for the A!
Keep this idea in mind: You are researching that term or concept so that you can TEACH the rest of us about it through your presentation and blog post.
Keep this idea in mind: You are researching that term or concept so that you can TEACH the rest of us about it through your presentation and blog post.
Questions to spark your thinking:
- Beyond a simple definition, what are the implications? What might be good, what might be bad?
- How might it affect society as a whole?
- How might it affect different segments differently — rich/poor, old/young, male/female, gay/straight, majority/minority?
- How might it affect you? Your family and friends? Your generation?
GROUP
1
AWARENESS
Propaganda
Disinformation
Smith-Mundt Act
Total Information Awareness
False Flag
Five Eyes
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GROUP
2
MEDIASPHERE
MSM
Alternative Media
Echo Chamber
Whistleblower
Online Influencers
Citizen Journalism
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GROUP
3
THEORIES
Illusory Truth Effect
Confirmation Bias
Gatekeeping
Agenda Setting
Overton Window
Spiral of Silence
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GROUP
4
POLICY
Sherman Anti-Trust Act
Media Consolidation
Vertical Integration
Net Neutrality
News Deserts
Cord Cutting
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GROUP 5
AGE OF AI
Machine Learning
Transhumanism
Social Credit Score
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