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    • Book chapter  

      Big data, gender, and civic engagement 

      Veglis, Andreas; Maniou, Theodora A. (John Wiley & Sons, 2020)
      Civic engagement is essential to democracy in the sense that it secures social justice for all genders. To this end, understanding data, and more importantly Big Data, is very important in the area of gender studies, and ...
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      Embedding a chatbot in a news article: design and implementation 

      Veglis, Andreas; Maniou, Theodora A. (Association for Computing Machinery, 2019)
      Since the information communication conversion took place during the two last decades of the twentieth century, significant changes occurred in the media industry. The journalistic narrative has been enriched with multimedia ...
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      Journalism Education in the era beyond digitalization: the impact of fact-checking and verification techniques upon journalism students 

      Veglis, Andreas; Maniou, Theodora A.; Panagiotou, Nikolaos (2020)
      Fact checking and verification techniques have been called to tackle disinformation (Silverman, 2014) as a significant problem for journalists and news organizations around the world. A thorough understanding of how to ...
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      The Mediated Data Model of Communication Flow: Big Data and Data Journalism 

      Veglis, Andreas; Maniou, Theodora A. (Hungarian Communication Studies Association, 2018)
      In recent decades, journalism has undergone considerable transformation, initially fuelled by the digitalization of journalistic work flows and subsequently by the introduction of the Internet, its services, and its effects. ...
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      Misinformation and user-generated content: applying participatory practices in fact-checking 

      Saridou, Theodora; Maniou, Theodora A.; Veglis, Andreas (Cardiff University Press, 2020)
      In the evolving news media landscape, the proliferation of user-generated content in online news outlets and social media platforms has triggered changes in traditional processes and relationships. However, the coexistence ...