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characterization of the Internet as splintering and dividing
- Cyberbalkanization
- Internet Balkanization
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characterization of the Internet as splintering and dividing |
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splinternet (English)
cyberbalkanization
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cyberbalkanization
Electronic Communities: Global Village or Cyberbalkans? (English)
Introduction -- The Emerging Global Village? / p.3 / In this [...] / [...] / Just as separation in physical space, or basic balkanization, can divide geographic groups, we find that separation in virtual space, or "cyberbalkanization" can divide special interest groups. (English)
cyberbalkanization
Republic.com / Cass Sunstein (English)
Chapter 1. / p.7 / If you put the words "personalized news" [...] / Thus MIT technology specialist Nicholas Negroponte prophecies the emergence of "the Daily Me" -- a communications package that is personally designed, with each component fully chosen in advance. (4) / notes / p.204 / 4. / See Nicholas Negroponte, Being Digital 153 (1995). See also Robert Putnam, Bowling Alone 177-79 (2000) for a brief but helpful discussion of "cyberbalkanization," which draws in turn on an illuminating paper by Marshall Van Alstyne and Erik Brynjolfsson, Electronic Communities: Global Village or Cyberbalkans, available at https://web.mit.edu/marshall/www/Abstracts.html. (English)
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Resilience to Online Disinformation: A Framework for Cross-National Comparative Research (English)
Resilience to Online Disinformation: A Framework for Cross-National Comparative Research / Literature Review / Understanding the Diffusion and Consumption of Online Disinformation / Several authors have argued that the diffusion and consumption of disinformation is driven by mechanisms such as “confirmation bias” and “motivated reasoning,” leading people to believe information that confirms their own worldviews (Nickerson 1998; Robison and Mullinix 2015; Shin et al. 2017). (English)
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2019
White Paper on Information and Communications in Japan / Part 1 Special Theme: Evolving Digital Economy towards “Society 5.0” / Chapter 1 How ICT and the Digital Economy Have Evolved / Section 4 / Communications and Media in the Digital Economy / p.13 / 2. Is Internet Use Polarizing Public Opinion? / p.14 / (1) Phenomena Said to be Characteristics of Online Information Circulation / The U.S. legal scholar Sunstein (2001) (23) identified a phenomenon called cyberbalkanization regarding the gathering of information online. / 23 / Cass R. Sunstein (2001). “Republic.com.” Princeton University Press. (English)
cyberbalkanization
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Wikipedia(12 entries)
- dewiki Splinternet
- enwiki Splinternet
- eswiki Balcanización de Internet
- euwiki Splinternet
- fawiki اسپلینترنت
- frwiki Splinternet
- hewiki בלקניזציה של האינטרנט
- nlwiki Splinternet
- ptwiki Splinternet
- ruwiki Балканизация Интернета
- trwiki Splinternet
- zhwiki 分裂網