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“Spreader of conspiracies”: How major U.S. newspapers differentiate them from Facebook
This study examined how major U.S. newspapers differentiated themselves from social networking website Facebook through their coverage of misinformation and conspiracy theories. A combination of qualitative and computational analysis of newspaper articles (N = 441) published between 2008 and 2021 revealed five major themes. Facebook was often portrayed as a vehicle for dissemination of conspiracies and misinformation. The computational analysis revealed major events, topics, and actors that generated newspaper articles regarding Facebook’s role in spreading misinformation.
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