Narrativas de desinformación en España: alcance, impacto y patrones de difusión

Translated title of the contribution: Disinformation narratives in Spain: reach, impact and spreading patterns

Jaume Suau, David Puertas-Graell

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Abstract

We present data from a survey conducted in Spain (N = 1003) in March 2022. We analysed fact-checker activity to obtain daily information regarding disinformation content encountered in the three weeks before the survey was launched. The research team analysed the material found to identify content that was related or that belonged to similar narratives. The goal was to identify the key disinformation narratives that were spreading before the survey, rather than just isolated content, to test the reach and impact of disinformation narratives, as well as spreading patterns, through survey research. Results point towards the fact that disinformation narratives were spread among a majority of respondents, with TV and social media being the main media responsible for spreading them. In addition, those that received the narratives before were more likely to believe them, indicating the disinformation narratives’ potential high impact.

Translated title of the contributionDisinformation narratives in Spain: reach, impact and spreading patterns
Original languageSpanish
Article numbere320508
JournalProfesional de la Informacion
Volume32
Issue number5
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 17 Aug 2023

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