Fake News in Digital Cultures

"Fake News in Digital Cultures" offers an innovative perspective on the phenomenon of disinformation and misinformation in today's digital communication. The book argues that fake news is not merely the result of malicious actors, but rather a logical consequence of the current digital and popular culture. By analyzing the mechanisms that contribute to the spread of fake news, it fosters a deeper understanding of the role of media and communication in society. Authors Rob Cover and Ashleigh Haw illuminate the complex interconnections between digital platforms, cultural practices, and the perception of truth and falsehood. This nonfiction book is a valuable resource for anyone looking to engage with the challenges of the digital information landscape.