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Identifying information legitimacy in the era of information explosion

By: Soni, Kriti, and Kumar, Gaurav.
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookPublisher: University News Description: 59(36), 6 Sep, 2021: p.15-21.Subject(s): Information legitimacy, Information explosion, Information technology In: University NewsSummary: The use of the internet since its emergence has surged manifold with the advent of technological advancement and its immense penetration with respect to cheap data connectivity and numerous digital media channels; perpetually generating and delivering informational content. This has resulted in accelerated growth in the amount of published information covering different aspects, since the content is being created by general masses irrespective of the knowledge or expertise on the subject matter. The generators of information may utilise social media platforms to target a wider audience. While on the other hand, the receivers of information may not evaluate legitimacy of the content and continue to absorb and share the same with their digital counterparts who may join the league of sharing such content adding more viewers with every stage of circulation. The quantum of misinformation available in digital media platforms is monumental as it is being perceived or made to perceive differently at every level. – Reproduced
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The use of the internet since its emergence has surged manifold with the advent of technological advancement and its immense penetration with respect to cheap data connectivity and numerous digital media channels; perpetually generating and delivering informational content. This has resulted in accelerated growth in the amount of published information covering different aspects, since the content is being created by general masses irrespective of the knowledge or expertise on the subject matter. The generators of information may utilise social media platforms to target a wider audience. While on the other hand, the receivers of information may not evaluate legitimacy of the content and continue to absorb and share the same with their digital counterparts who may join the league of sharing such content adding more viewers with every stage of circulation. The quantum of misinformation available in digital media platforms is monumental as it is being perceived or made to perceive differently at every level. – Reproduced

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