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Mimicking News: How the credibility of an established tabloid is used when disseminating racism

Johan Farkas

Johan Farkas

School of Arts and Communication, Malmö UniversitySweden
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Christina Neumayer

Christina Neumayer

Digital Design Department, IT University of CopenhagenDenmark
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/nor-2020-0001
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Figure 1

Resemblance in visual layout, Ekstra Bladet (top) and The People’s Voice (bottom)Comment: Translation of headline: Diplomatic Crisis: Løkke [Prime Minister] to the Turks – stay awayComment: Translation of headline: Denmark is dissolving – Gangs of immigrants are taking over more and more areas
Resemblance in visual layout, Ekstra Bladet (top) and The People’s Voice (bottom)Comment: Translation of headline: Diplomatic Crisis: Løkke [Prime Minister] to the Turks – stay awayComment: Translation of headline: Denmark is dissolving – Gangs of immigrants are taking over more and more areas

Figure 2

Resemblance in visual layout for articles shared on Facebook, Ekstra Bladet (left) and The People’s Voice (right), differences highlightedComment: The image from The People’s Voice has been blurred. It derives from a criminal case in the UK (Topping, 2013).
Resemblance in visual layout for articles shared on Facebook, Ekstra Bladet (left) and The People’s Voice (right), differences highlightedComment: The image from The People’s Voice has been blurred. It derives from a criminal case in the UK (Topping, 2013).

Figure 3

Letter to the editor shared by Pia Kjærsgaard (MP, Danish People’s Party) and Martin Geertsen (MP, Liberal Party)
Letter to the editor shared by Pia Kjærsgaard (MP, Danish People’s Party) and Martin Geertsen (MP, Liberal Party)

Five most referenced sources (left), five most referenced types of sources (right)

Most referenced sources # Most referenced source types #
Wikipedia 20 Danish news articles 69
Cultural Radicalism Destroys Denmark(CRDD, Danish anti-Islamic/nationalist-conservative blog) 15 Danish anti-Islamic/Danish anti-Islamic/nationalist-conservative blogs or websites 33
Jyllands-Posten (Danish newspaper) 14 Foreign news articles 23
Politiken (Danish newspaper) 11 Encyclopaedias 20
The People’s Voice (Letters to the editor) 10 Foreign anti-Islamic/nationalist-conservative blogs or websites 12

TPV letters to the editor most frequently shared on Facebook

Headline Facebook shares Author, year
Research: Islam is the world’s most violent religion 23,369 Sennels, 2015 [1]
Alarming paragraph: Islam might be illegal according to Danish law 14,736 Sennels, 2015 [2]
Vandalism against asylum centre led to 18 months in prison – Immigrant assault led to 2 months 8,104 Frederiksen, 2015 [3]
Asylum director: The government has made Denmark more attractive to asylum seekers 7,536 Mogensen, 2015 [4]
Four more years with Thorning [Danish prime minister] will likely result in 128,000 additional Muslim immigrants 4,239 Mogensen, 2015 [5]
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