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Kaylee Fagan

San Francisco
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PhD Student at @ColumbiaJourn. Former @ShorensteinCtr fellow. She/her.
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TikTok, the War on Ukraine, and 10 Features That Make the App Vulnerable to Misinformation

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By Jennifer Nilsen, Kaylee Fagan, Emily Dreyfuss, Joan Donovan
| mediamanipulation.org
By Jennifer Nilsen, Kaylee Fagan, Emily Dreyfuss, and Joan Donovan, PhD As Vladimir Putin continues to wage war in Ukraine, the video sharing app TikTok is an increasingly popular source of digital content about the invasion. Videos on the platform feature on-the-ground updates, testimonials from within Ukraine, and calls to action (such as requests for donations and political advocacy). Some of these are authentic, and some are hoaxes. How can we tell the difference?
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Viral Instances of Recontextualized Media in Russia’s War on Ukraine

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By Emily Dreyfuss, April Glaser, Kaylee Fagan
| mediamanipulation.org
As Russia’s war on Ukraine continues, the Technology and Social Change team at Harvard’s Shorenstein Center is tracking media circulating about the conflict online. As we gather evidence of misinformation, disinformation, media manipulation, and social media mitigation, one of the most pervasive forms of false and confusing content we’ve seen across all internet platforms is the use of recontextualized media.
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Science in motion: A qualitative analysis of journalists’ use and perception of preprints

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By Alice Fleerackers, Laura L Moorhead, Lauren A Maggio, Kaylee Fagan
| BioRxiv
New Results doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/2022.02.03.479041 Abstract This qualitative study explores how and why journalists use preprints — unreviewed research papers — in their reporting.
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