Finding Fake News An Exhaustive Literature Review

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Dr Vinay Vikram Singh
Dr. Ashima Singh
Kumud Das
Dr. Ravi Suryavansi
Dr. Rajni Mann

Abstract

Individuals and society must be able to determine the veracity of information that is widely disseminated via digital media platforms. Fake news has existed for a long time, but it is becoming a common occurrence in our day and age. Fake news may have a wide variety of effects, from annoyance to influence and misinformation. Fake news may be detected in a number of ways. Using a thorough literature analysis, we were able to determine the most effective methods for spotting false news, as well as when and when to put them to use. In certain cases, a relevant example and the obstacles and the proper circumstances in which a specific technique may be employed are provided to highlight the specific approach.

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Dr Vinay Vikram Singh

Associate professor, Faculty of Journalism and Mass Communication, United University, Prayagraj ,UP India

 

Dr. Ashima Singh

Assistant Professor, School of Communication, Amity University, Noida UP, India

Kumud Das

Associate professor, School of Media and Journalism, D Y Patil International University, Akurdi Pune, MH, India,

 

Dr. Ravi Suryavansi

Assistant Professor, Central University of south Bihar,Gaya(Bihar)

Dr. Rajni Mann

Assistant Professor, Faculty of journalism & Mass Communication, PDM University Bahadurgarh Haryana