Análisis comparado de las herramientas de fact-checking de España y Argentina
Abstract
The spread of fake news is an emerging phenomenon in our society that endangers elements as essential as politics, the economy and even public health. In this context, news verification tools are a very valuable tool to prevent the spread of any false information through the media or social networks. The following research analyzes these tools in the media systems of Spain and Argentina, revealing organizations with quite similar characteristics between both systems, transparent fact-checking institutions, with an argumentative verification method that is provided with verification scales to accompany the final result and with a plurality in terms of the project model that is presented in both countries.
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