Index
ISBN: 978-1-78973-364-8, eISBN: 978-1-78973-361-7
Publication date: 10 April 2019
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Citation
Affelt, A. (2019), "Index", All That's Not Fit to Print, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 157-161. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78973-361-720191010
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:Emerald Publishing Limited
Copyright © 2019 by Emerald Publishing Limited
INDEX
Academic research
, 43
Actual veracity
, 12
Affordable Care Act
, 5
Altruism
, 32
American Library Association (ALA)
, 26
Article headlines
, 66
Attitude
, 10
Behavior
, 69
Behavioral signals
, 52
Blockchain
, 113, 114
Boomerangs
, 33
Botnet
, 14
Bots
, 14
Caller ID
, 29
Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
, 73
Citizen Evidence Lab at Amnesty International
, 112
Clear legal liability
, 121
Clickbait
, 21, 22
The Clearinghouse
, 1
Connectedness
, 32
Communications Decency Act
, 47
Competencies for Information Professionals
, 4
critical thinking
, 5
information resources delivering
, 5
systematically evaluating
, 5
teaching
, 5
veracity assessing
, 5
CRAAP evaluation criteria
, 60
CRAAP test
, 59–61
Dallas Book Festival
, 82
de Castell, Christina
, 92, 97, 98
Deepfake technology
, 115
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA)
, 69, 109
Disputed content flags
, 44
Disinformation
, 13
Election Day misinformation
false voter fraud allegations
, 71
misleading photos/videos
, 71
polling place hoaxes
, 70
remote voting options
, 70
suspicious texts
, 70
voting machine malfunction rumors
, 70
Empathy
, 32
Evangelism
, 32
Fabricated content
, 12, 16
Facebook
, 26, 31, 40, 43, 103, 121
Facebook Journalism Project
, 44
Facemash
, 40
Fact-checkers
, 23, 43, 46, 47, 123
Fact-checking network
, 43
Factiva
, 11
Factom
, 114
Fake health news
, 72, 74, 75
Fake news
Facebook
, 42
false content
, 9–23
future of
, 101–117
libraries
, 85–100
social media
, 39–55
spotting
, 57–84
Fake reviews
, 72
Fake videos
, 18–19, 104–107
False content
actual veracity
, 12
botnet
, 14
bots
, 14
clickbait
, 21, 22
disinformation
, 13
fabricated content
, 12
false connection
, 13
false context
, 12
imposter content
, 12
Internet
, 10
manipulated content
, 12
manufactured amplification
, 14
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
, 12
misleading content
, 12, 20
satire/parody
, 13
satirical newspaper
, 23
social media
, 10
Weekly World News
, 9
Falsehood flies
, 25
Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
, 116
Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
, 116
Followers/Following
, 69
Fraudulent accounts
, 52
Gazaleh, Amy
, 87
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
, 55
Google
, 52
Google News app
, 53
Government regulation
, 115
Graphics manipulation
, 15, 19
Gumberg Library of Duquesne University
, 61
Hipsters
, 33
Horizon 2020
, 110
Huff, Darrell
, 14, 15
Human papilloma virus (HPV)
, 28
IFLA. See International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA)
Immutable authentification trails
, 114
Imposter content
, 12, 18
Info and Ads
, 45
Information integrity
, 2
Information quality
, 2
International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA)
, 3, 62
Internet
, 10
Lasda, Elaine
, 88, 90
Lawsuits
, 116
Legal actions
, 114, 115
Library Journal
, 80
Library schools
CRAAP test
, 87
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA)
, 109
go slow-mo
, 108–109
Metaliteracy Badging System
, 89
mouth anomalies
, 108
OpenFaceSwap
, 105
Oshawa public library librarian
, 96–100
Ottawa public library
, 93–94
social media
, 86
Speaking Out
, 89–90
SurfSafe
, 110
Surrey public library
, 95–96
Ultimate Metaliteracy Badge
, 89
Vancouver public library
, 94
Life log
, 114
Manipulated content
, 12
Manufactured amplification
, 14
Marketing
, 3
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
, 12, 36
Metadata
, 112
Misinfodemics
, 73
Misleading content
, 12
Motivations, content sharers
altruism
, 32
connectedness
, 32
empathy
, 32
evangelism
, 32
self-definition
, 32
Near-comprehensive immunity
, 55
NVIDIA
, 112
O'Brien, Kelsey
, 88–91
OpenSources
, 64
Pew Research Center
, 2, 27, 31, 91, 103, 121, 123
Permanent exclusive
, 17
Personas, content sharers
altruists
, 33
boomerangs
, 33
careerists
, 33
connectors
, 33
hipsters
, 33
Pew Internet Project
, 125
Pierre Salinger syndrome
, 57
Pinocchio Test
, 78
Planetary emergency
, 120
Platform-generated pause button
, 125
Podiums/microphones
, 58
Politifact
, 78
Polling data
, 29
Post-truth
, 62
The Poynter Institute
, 43
Quick forward option
, 125
Remote voting options
, 70
Satire
, 23
Security check
, 52
Self-confidence
, 4
Self-definition
, 32
Semantics
, 69
Social media
, 6, 10
Communications Decency Act
, 47
disputed content
, 44
disputed content flags
, 44
Facebook
, 40
Facemash
, 40
fact-checkers
, 47
fact-checking network
, 43
Info and Ads
, 45
social network
, 39
Social network
, 39, 40, 90
Special Libraries Association (SLA)
, 4
Spotting bot
, 68
Syntax
, 69
Tagged labels, IFLA
caution
, 65
clickbait
, 65
conspiracy theory
, 65
credible
, 66
extreme bias
, 65
fake news
, 64–65
junk science
, 65
political orientations
, 65
rumor mill
, 65
satire
, 65
state news
, 65
Truepic
, 113
The Trump Effect
, 50
The Trust Project
, 82
Twitter
, 14, 17, 30, 31, 37, 38, 50–52, 68, 74, 110
Ultimate Metaliteracy Badge
, 89
User profile
, 69
Valenza, Joyce
, 86
Video recorders
, 113
Voting machine malfunction rumors
, 70
Wardle, Claire
, 12–14, 58, 107
WhatsApp
, 54, 106, 125
YouTube
, 19, 20, 53, 73, 74
Zimdars, Melissa
, 63–65, 79
- Prelims
- Introduction
- 1 Fake News False Content in a Familiar Format
- 2 How We Got Here
- 3 When Sharing Is Not Caring Fake News and Social Media
- 4 How to Spot Fake News
- 5 Fake News in the Field Library Schools and Libraries
- 6 The Future of Fake News The View from Here
- Conclusion
- References
- About the Author
- Index