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These studies suggest that news fragmentation is influenced by various factors including platform, country, individual demographics, and media styles, with implications for audience behavior, information access, and the role of journalism.
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The concept of fragmented news refers to the division of news consumption and production into smaller, often isolated segments. This phenomenon has been influenced by various factors, including the rise of digital media, personalized news recommendations, and the increasing role of social media. Fragmentation can impact the authority of news sources, audience behavior, and the overall integrity of public discourse.
Dialogical News and Internal Fragmentation:
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News Recommender Systems and Fragmentation:
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Fragmented news consumption is a multifaceted issue influenced by the format of news reporting, individual audience characteristics, and the design of news recommender systems. While some countries exhibit higher levels of fragmentation, the phenomenon is not uniform across all media platforms or regions. The implications of news fragmentation are significant, affecting the authority of news sources, audience behavior, and the integrity of public discourse. Addressing these challenges requires a nuanced understanding of the factors driving fragmentation and the development of strategies to mitigate its impact on society.
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