A Survey of Information Disorder on Video-Sharing Platforms
Meiyu Li, Wei Ai, Naeemul Hassan

TL;DR
This survey reviews how video-sharing platforms contribute to information disorder, analyzing types, methods, and platform features, and highlights future research challenges.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive synthesis of research on information disorder in VSPs across multiple dimensions, identifying key challenges and open questions.
Findings
Different types of information disorder identified
Methodological approaches to study VSPs summarized
Key challenges for future research outlined
Abstract
Video sharing platforms (VSPs) have become central information hubs but also facilitate the spread of information disorder, from misleading narratives to fabricated content. This survey synthesizes research on VSPs' multimedia ecosystems across three dimensions: (1) types of information disorder, (2) methodological approaches, and (3) platform features. We conclude by identifying key challenges and open questions for future research.
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Taxonomy
TopicsImpact of Technology on Adolescents · Multimedia Communication and Technology · Child Development and Digital Technology
