2019
DOI: 10.4000/cp.5262
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Regulando desinformação e fake news: um panorama internacional das respostas ao problema

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“…The third decision refers to the Brazilian framework as a case study. Scientific debates about disinformation have flourished in this national context since the 2018 elections (Evangelista and Bruno 2019;Valente 2019;Rais and Sales 2020), even more so after COVID-19 pushed the policy debate further. While the paper's findings and arguments are extracted from international literature and global experiences of disinformation regulation, it approaches a diagnosis for the Brazilian case.…”
Section: Scope and Methodologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The third decision refers to the Brazilian framework as a case study. Scientific debates about disinformation have flourished in this national context since the 2018 elections (Evangelista and Bruno 2019;Valente 2019;Rais and Sales 2020), even more so after COVID-19 pushed the policy debate further. While the paper's findings and arguments are extracted from international literature and global experiences of disinformation regulation, it approaches a diagnosis for the Brazilian case.…”
Section: Scope and Methodologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Já disinformation, traduzido como desinformação, é marcado pela intencionalidade. Valente (2019) Uma decisão do Superior Tribunal Federal (STF) reflete a dicotomia presente na conceituação do uso de redes sociais públicas ou privadas por parte das autoridades.…”
Section: Redes Sociais E Políticos: Um Debate Entre O Perfil Instituc...unclassified
“…Estamos falando das "Fake News" ou dos "boatos on-line", que são conteúdos criados intencionalmente para promover desinformação. De acordo com Valente (2019), um conteúdo falso encontra um terreno fértil nas redes sociais, porque ali há grupos homogêneos que confirmam visões de mundo dos internautas, formando verdadeiras "bolhas". Ha, tambeḿ, o fator emocional relacionado ao compartilhamento de desinformação, porque trata-se de conteúdos que provocam sentimentos intensos em quem os recebe.…”
Section: Riscos Virtuaisunclassified