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Designing for Trust: How Online News Consumers View and Interpret Informational Transparency Boxes

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By Charlotte N. Varnum, Bartosz W Wojdynski, Matthew T. Binford, Jeffrey H. Duncan
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Amid a global decline in the perceived credibility of news organizations, the idea that providing greater transparency into journalistic decision-making may help increase consumer trust has gained popularity. A number of news organizations has integrated “transparency boxes” into article page design to provide readers with information about why and how the story was reported, particularly in controversial stories.
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Invisible transparency: Visual attention to disclosures and source recognition in Facebook political advertising

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By Bartosz W Wojdynski, Matthew T. Binford, Yen-I Lee, Shuoya Sun
| Taylor & Francis Online
In an effort to improve transparency, Facebook changed its disclosures on in-feed native political advertisements in 2018 to include language that identifies who paid for the ad to appear. The present study (N = 120) utilized a between-participants eye-tracking experiment to assess the impact of three different disclosure conditions on Facebook users’ visual attention to the disclosure, recall of the disclosure, and the ability to identify the sponsor of the advertisement.
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Recognizing News in an Era of Content Confusion

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By Michelle Amazeen, Rachel Reis Mourão, Bartosz W Wojdynski, Toby Hopp
| academia.edu
Recognizing News in an Era of Content Confusion This keynote address was delivered on April 21, 2018 at the "Know News: Engaging with Mis- & Dis- Information Symposium" at Simmons College in Boston, MA. Download PDF PackagePDF Pack
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