Adeyanju, 2015 - Google Patents
Comparative study of social media, television and newspapers' news credibilityAdeyanju, 2015
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- Adeyanju A
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- International Conference on Communication, Media, Technology and Design
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The advent of social media as a news platform and its patronage daily by people to know what is happening around them has elicited several comparative studies on the news credibility on social media, television and newspapers. This study conducted a comparative …
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