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1. Fakes about Coronavirus: Communicational Technologies for Constructing False Messages

Author

V. V. Vasilkova and P. A. Trekin

Subjects
communicational technologies, fakes, factchecking, coronavirus, communication channel, message code, Philosophy (General), B1-5802, Sociology (General), HM401-1281
Abstract

Introduction. Interest in the problem of false (fake) news has increased significantly in the situation of the coronavirus pandemic, when the flow of false information considered as an obstacle to the implementation of measures to combat the pandemic itself and its consequences. The authors aim to study the existing works devoted to the analysis of the construction and recognition of false news about COVID-19, paying special attention to the procedures of fact-checking-process of verifying the accuracy of the information contained in the message. The novelty of the author’s approach lies in the use of a content analysis of the fact-checking resource to identify communication technologies for constructing fake news about the coronavirus.Methodology and sources. As a theoretical framework, authors used the information model of communication by Claude Shannon, structuring communication as a process of information transmission and fixing the possibility of noise (distortion) in various parts of this process. The empirical basis of the study was a fact-checking resource that specializes in identifying fakes about the coronavirus (47 units of analysis were considered for the period from March to May 2020).Results and discussion. In the result of the research, specific communication technologies of purposeful construction of false news were identified – distortions in the communication channel, distortions in the message code (content), distortions in the message source. We also identified the types of distortions associated with the content of communication – based on the creation of false content, recoding information (giving it a new interpretation), editing the original. Different frequency of application of these technologies for a given volume of analysis units were been recorded, as well a s the predominance of the technology of distortion of the communication channel.Conclusion. The authors draw a conclusion about the importance and relevance of the topic of constructing fake news in the situation of the ongoing COVID -19 pandemic, demonstrate the productivity of using fact-checking resources to identify various communicative technologies for constructing false messages, which creates new prospects for recognizing and countering them.

Published
2021
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2. The Impact of New Communicational technologies on Negotiation

Author

Lecturer Ph. D. Niculina Vargolici

Subjects
electronic negations, behavior, communicational technologies, lcsh:Business, non-verbal language, lcsh:HF5001-6182
Abstract

This article is intended as a continuation of the one published in the previous issue of the magazine, covering the role of e-mail in organizational communication, the advantages and constraints of this communication means. We have shown that electronic message has its rules and its traps, of which we need to be aware, because they can influence the winning or loose of a business. In this article we shall discuss the way in which and the reasons why new communicational technologies can influence both the result of negotiations, and the negotiators’ behavior, while it is of common knowledge the fact that in a negotiation communication implies more than a simple information exchange. The economic crisis places the managerial team in front of various situations both on a financial and psychological level, and that is why the volume of direct negotiations has increased. The success of negotiations under these circumstances highly depends on the communication (and negotiation) skills of the manager and his/her team; it also depends on the way in which the manager and his/her team negotiate with the employees, and with those outside the company (customers or suppliers, partners, financers etc.).

Published
2009

3. Retos de las organizaciones frente a las nuevas tecnologías comunicacionales

Author

Romero, Gerardo and Romero, Gerardo

Abstract

Through this article, the challenges that organizations must assume in the face of new communicational technologies are presented; for such a purpose, it makes a descriptive analysis of different theories related to the intellectual capital as a primary resource for the development of organizations. Also, proposals form different authors have been chosen and compiled; they analyze the impact communication technology has made on human resources and the communication taking place between man and machine; as well as the requirements in the use of technologies of information and communications in the face of a competitive market. This analysis brought about the conclusion that new organizations challenges regarding communicational technologies must be centered on human benefit and development from a holistic perspective, under a use relationship of technology that may facilitate the humanization of organizations' activities., A través de este artículo se presentan los retos que han de asumir las organizaciones frente a las nuevas tecnologías comunicacionales; para tal fin, se realiza el análisis descriptivo de diferentes teorías relacionadas con el capital intelectual como recurso primario para el desarrollo de las organizaciones. Asimismo, se han seleccionado y compilado planteamientos de diferentes autores, que analizan el impacto de la tecnología comunicacional en el recurso humano y la comunicación que se dan entre el hombre y la máquina; así como también, las exigencias en el uso de las tecnologías de información y comunicación frente al desafío de un mercado competitivo. Análisis, que permitió concluir que los nuevos retos de las organizaciones con respecto a las tecnologías comunicacionales han de centrarse en el beneficio y desarrollo humano desde una perspectiva holística, bajo una relación de uso de la tecnología que facilite la humanización de las actividades de las organizaciones.

Published
2005

4. The New Paradigm for Learning: The Role of the Library and Information Technologies as a Base for Life-Long Learning Skills

Author

Lasić-Lazić, Jadranka and Čičin-Šain, Marina. Dragojlović, Pavle.

Subjects
education, informational technologies, communicational technologies
Abstract

The paper will summarise both existing and potential functions the library will provide in the information society. Traditional and modern information skills will be considered along with the impact they have in a technologically changed environment. The paper will try to explain the impact a modern library could have on the information society (and vice versa). Special emphasis is placed on the role the library has in developing users' information skills, and on being an environment for lifelong learning.

Published
2000

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