The Powerful Effect of Fake News

Strong effects of "fake news" Introduction Media has undergone substantial change and many years of change, from the beginning of printing media to the now developing Internet. No one can exaggerate the influence of new TV media to other industries. Television continues to influence the media and the days of recent comedy television programs devoted to "fake news" have been fascinated. The Daily Show attracts young people by spinning off Jon Stewart and his Colbert report and is a source of major political news of the new era.

Obviously, the role of "fake news" in the presidential election in 2016, the influence of "fake news" on the integrity of more reputable media organizations, and the existence of "fake news" It seems that it shows vitality of. However, as I encountered various opinions and opinions on this subject, I am increasingly worried that the story about "fake news" lacks "texture". In other words, when talking about fake news in television studios, cafeteria desktops, online forums, there is the possibility of accidentally missing ideas worth including. Some of them are explained in detail here.

Fake news has become an important topic of the public discussion, especially among elites. A recent survey investigated the epidemic of fake news in the 2016 election cycle and the possible impact on election results. This scholarship does not yet consider how elite discourse on false news will affect perception of individuals' real news. Through experiments, this research explores the impact of elite discourse on false news to the mass media rating. The result shows that touching elite discourse on false news leads to a decline in the level of trust in the media and inaccurate perception of real news. Therefore, frequent discussions about erroneous news may affect whether individuals trust news media and criteria for evaluating news media. Such discourse can also encourage dissemination of false information, especially when the elite discusses false news without background or attention.

After the US presidential election in 2016, many expressed concern about the influence of false articles ("fake news"), which was mainly spread through social media. We discuss economics of fake news and provide new data on its consumption before the election.