The Swapland
Prateek Agrawal, Hengameh Bagherian, Cari Cesarotti, Nicholas, DePorzio, Qianshu Lu, Julian B. Mu\~noz, Aditya Parikh, Matthew Reece,, Weishuang Linda Xu
TL;DR
The paper discusses the concept of 'The Swapland,' exploring the dynamics of news publication and the criteria for what gets published or suppressed, highlighting issues of media bias and censorship.
Contribution
Introduces the idea of 'The Swapland' as a metaphor for the media landscape, analyzing how news is selected or omitted.
Findings
Highlights media bias and censorship issues
Proposes a framework for understanding news selection
Discusses implications for public perception
Abstract
All the news that's (un)fit to publish.
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TopicsAcademic Writing and Publishing · Academic Publishing and Open Access · Earthquake and Disaster Impact Studies