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Der Gründer der "Tagespresse", der binnen Wochen ein Millionenpublikum über Facebook erreichte, rechnet mit den sozialen Medien ab. Eine spannende Analyse!Das vergangene Jahrzehnt brachte uns erstmals seit Ende des 2. Weltkriegs einen bedenklichen Anstieg der autokratisch regierten Staaten. Hängt das Wiedererstarken von Autokratien mit dem Aufstieg der sozialen Medien zusammen? Fritz Jergitsch zeigt in "Die Geister, die ich teilte" auf, wie Facebook, Twitter und Co. ticken, und beschreibt, wie Autokraten und andere dieser Welt die sozialen Medien für Fake News missbrauchen. Dabei bezieht sich Jergitsch auf aktuelle Entwicklungen und analysiert, wieso in einer Pandemie plötzlich Millionen Menschen glaubten, das Virus sei nur eine Erfindung, und wieso ein US-Präsident seine Anhänger zum Sturm auf das Kapitol aufhetzen konnte. Werden wir die Geister, die wir teilten, wieder los?
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Titel
- Impressum
- Inhalt
- Einleitung
- Der Vormarsch der Autokratien
- Die Zeitenwende
- Wie alles begann
- Frankensteinmonster
- Der Datenskandal
- Die Fake-News-Falle
- Die Panik-Falle
- Die Polarisierungs-Falle
- Adolf Hitler, Influencer
- Die janusköpfige App
- Holen wir uns zurück, was uns zusteht
- Epilog: Ein Sicherheitsgurt für Facebook & Co.
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