Cheng (Miles) LiinKigumi GroupMisinformation and Youth: Barriers to Successful Media LiteracyMedia Literacy, as defined by National Association for Media Literacy Education, is “the ability to access, analyze, evaluate, create, and…Jul 11, 2023Jul 11, 2023
Cheng (Miles) LiinKigumi GroupFake News and Trust: Why We Should Care if Fake News Is Actually FakeBetween political campaigns and the infodemic that accompanied the Covid-19 pandemic, we have become more and more alert about the presence…Jul 6, 2023Jul 6, 2023
Cheng (Miles) LiinKigumi GroupGreenwashing: the Unsustainable Misinformation that Profits on TrustAwareness among consumers about environmental issues has been gradually increasing in recent years. In a study conducted in 2021, scholars…May 5, 2023May 5, 2023
Cheng (Miles) LiinKigumi GroupAI and Misinformation: Why Sometimes Having an Answer is Worse than “I Don’t Know”In the results of a recent survey sent out by Forbes Advisor, a majority of respondents answered they were “very likely” (37%) or “somewhat…May 1, 2023May 1, 2023
Cheng (Miles) LiinKigumi GroupThe Truth Behind Misinformation: Why We’ve Been Looking at Misinformation WrongOn June 2, 2020, in a research article published by Harvard Kennedy School, scholars found that being exposed to political misinformation…Apr 3, 2023Apr 3, 2023
Cheng (Miles) LiinKigumi GroupMisinformation and Fake News in the Age of Social MediaMisinformation is never just about information. As defined in academia, the term misinformation refers to information that is presented…Mar 23, 2023Mar 23, 2023
