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This work presents the key ideas of the 13 works that make up the special issue, “The Role of News Media in Promoting Hate Speech,” exploring the mechanisms by which hate speech spreads in media-related environments. The objective of this collection of studies is.
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The objective of this collection of studies is to develop a set of policies and approaches that can help identify and understand cases, mechanisms, and theoretical frameworks related to the practice of journalism, new narratives, and new communicative scenarios that are hindering journalistic practice and enabling the spread of hate speech through digital media.
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This page is a summary of: The Promotion of Hate Speech: From a Media and Journalism Perspective, Journalism Practice, December 2023, Taylor & Francis,
DOI: 10.1080/17512786.2023.2288918.
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The Promotion of Hate Speech: From a Media and Journalism Perspective
This work presents the key ideas of the 13 works that make up the special issue, “The Role of News Media in Promoting Hate Speech,” exploring the mechanisms by which hate speech spreads in media related environments. The objective of this collection of studies is. The authors of these works, hailing from Spain, the United States, India, Portugal, and Norway, have contributed to establishing an approach to the central issue from diverse perspectives, including a legal perspective and addressing elements associated with journalistic practice and the dissemination of hate speech in current digital communication scenarios and help to exacerbate the polarization and prejudice in the public opinion of our current societies.
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Hatemedia's objectives are to analyze how hate expressions spread in digital environments associated with professional news media and promote the detection and monitoring of this type of expression in Spain.
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