immigrants, misinformation, and news trust
immigrants, misinformation, and news trust
Embedded Files
This project explores how the U.S. immigrants, many of whom have a different mother tongue than English, view American news media system, navigates news stories, and deal with mis/disinformation.
This project explores how the U.S. immigrants, many of whom have a different mother tongue than English, view American news media system, navigates news stories, and deal with mis/disinformation.
Reports
Reports
[Citation]
Media Information, Data and Society (MIDaS) Lab, January 2024, "Blurred Lines: When Immigrants Conflate News Stories and Propaganda." DOI: doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.25122341
Academic Articles
Academic Articles
[Citation]
"Credible, but Not for Me: Immigrant Folk Theories of News Trust in Chinese, Korean, and Filipino Communities in the US.", Journalism Practice, 1–21., April 2024, https://doi.org/10.1080/17512786.2024.2340526
Contributor: Kwon, H., Vera-Phillips, K., Moon, Y. E., Shao, C., & Xu, W. W..
Page updated
Google Sites
Report abuse