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Trust Issues: Who Believes the News, Who Uses It, and Why It Matters
Fri, September 4, 8:00 to 9:30am EDT (8:00 to 9:30am EDT), TBASession Submission Type: Created Panel
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Individual Presentations
(Paper) AI Labeling Reduces Trust in Online News but Has Limited Spillover Effects - Chuyao WANG, London School of Economics; Patrick Sturgis, University of Surrey; Daniel de Kadt, Cornell University
(Paper) Does Accountability Reporting Undermine Trust in the Media? - Floriane Marie Labarussiat, Sciences Po; Kevin Arceneaux, Sciences Po
(Paper) Do People Use the Media They Trust? The Trust-Use Gap in American Politics - Hwayong Shin, Washington University in St. Louis; Taylor Nicole Carlson, Washington University in St. Louis
(Paper) How Young Adults Evaluate Trustworthy News on Short-Form Video Platforms - Meagan Doll, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities; Benjamin Toff, University of Minnesota; Michael Ofori, University of Minnesota; Suhwoo Ahn, Kookmin University; George Bagrov, University of Minnesota; Cydney Grannan; Jessica Afful Tuleassi, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities