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A Conceptual Model for Fake News Risk Management in Digital Communities

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A Conceptual Model for Fake News Risk Management in Digital Communities

A. 1. Name and A. 2. Name

This paper introduces a groundbreaking conceptual model designed to navigate the treacherous waters of fake news in digital communities. Developed by experienced researchers, it aims to empower law enforcement and stakeholders in their battle against misinformation, offering insights drawn from a systematic literature review and a practical case study from the CEDMO archive.

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