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Lara Jakes, based in Rome, reports on diplomatic and military efforts by the West to support Ukraine in its war with Russia. She has been a journalist for nearly 30 years. Lara Jakes born July 8, 1973 is an American journalist. She currently serves as the diplomatic correspondent for the Washington bureau of The New York Times.Her career has concentrated on international security with a focus on conflict reporting. Jakes has reported from more than 40 countries and covered war and sectarian strife in Iraq, Afghanistan, Israel, the West Bank and Northern Ireland. More about Lara Jakes A version of this article appears in print on , Section A , Page 5 of the New York edition with the headline: Pandemic Lockdowns Fueled Predators Worldwide, Especially Online US journalists Islamic State captors had demanded $132.5 million from his parents, political concessions from Washington. By Lara Jakes and Ellen Knickmeyer. August 20, 2014, 1:55 pm. Lara joined The Times in 2017 as night editor in Washington, starting the job during the week of President Donald J. Trumps inauguration. She moved on to become the lead editor for foreign policy and national security, and in 2019 was named diplomatic correspondent. Before joining The Times, Lara was the managing editor for news at Foreign By Lara Jakes New York Times Faced with growing American reluctance to send more military aid to Ukraine, European leaders are moving to fill the gap, vowing new support for Ukraine as it battles Bio and Featured Works. Lara Jakes is a deputy Washington editor at The New York Times, where she oversees coverage of foreign policy. She has reported and edited from more than 40 countries over the last 20 years and covered war and sectarian fighting in Iraq, Afghanistan, Israel, the West Bank and Northern Ireland. Before coming to The Times Im excited to announce that Lara Jakes, the Washington bureaus foreign policy editor, will realize a longtime dream to become a Times correspondent covering diplomacy and foreign policy. Lara will be working alongside David Sanger and Edward Wong in covering the State Department, national security and an array of foreign policy issues COVID-19, affected the entire world because of its non-availability of vaccine. Due to social distancing online social networks are massively used in pandemic times. Information is being shared enormously without knowing the authenticity of the source. Propaganda is one of the type of information that is shared deliberately for gaining political and religious influence. It is the systematic If the views of users in the network become more diverse, it is less likely that a poorly credible piece of news will spread more widely than the truth. Jadbabaie and his colleagues designed the agents in the network to behave rationally, so the model would better capture actions real humans might take if they want to persuade others. Online social networks provide an opportunity to spread messages and news fast and widely. One may appreciate the quick spread of legitimate news and messages but misinformation can also be spread quickly and may raise concerns, questioning reliability and trust in such networks. As a result, detecting misinformation and containing its spread has become a hot topic in social network analysis. Lara Jakes, based in Rome, reports on diplomatic and military efforts by the West to support Ukraine in its war with Russia. She has been a journalist for nearly 30 years. More about Lara Jakes A version of this article appears in print on , Section A , Page 6 of the New York edition with the headline: Kyivs Soldiers Risk Their Lives to Keep U.S. Weapons Off Online social networks are becoming major platforms for people to exchange opinions and information. While spreading models have been used to study the dynamics of spreading on social networks Abstract. We study the problem of mitigating the spread of misinformation in social networks, simulated by the Independent Cascade model. We propose an intuitive community-based algorithm, which aims to detect well-connected communities in the network and disconnect the inter-community edges. Our experiments on real-world social networks The spread of rumours in social networks has become a significant challenge in recent years. Blocking so-called critical edges, that is, edges that have a significant role in the spreading process, has attracted lots of attention as a means to minimize the spread of rumours. Although the detection of the sources of rumour may help identify Malicious information in online social networks can be initiated from a single or set of nodes, the rumor sources v subseteq G. These nodes are called active or susceptible Fr?szczak 2021b; Mei Li et al. 2017; Rossetti et al. 2019; Tarapata & Kasprzyk 2010 and actively participate in a rumor-spreading process. We characterize the size of endogenous news spread at the equilibrium. We show that low-credibility news can potentially trigger a larger sharing cascade than news with higher credibility. Furthermore, we investigate the role of polarization in priors and show that increased polarization in a population prompts more sharing of lower credibility A model of online news dissemination on a Twitter-like social network is studied, demonstrating how surprise and affirmation motives naturally emerge from the utility-maximizing behavior of agents and elucidate an association between the news precision levels that maximize the probability of a cascade and the prior wisdom of the crowd. In this paper, we study a model of online news PMID: 29604627. DOI: 10.1063/1.5009315. Information spreading has been studied for decades, but its underlying mechanism is still under debate, especially for those ones spreading extremely fast through the Internet. By focusing on the information spreading data of six typical events on Sina Weibo, we surprisingly find that the spreading ?. An increasing number of people are joining online social networks. By interacting with each other, network members influence one anothers opinion. These influencing effects can be utilized by marketing. A wave of influence can be triggered by addressing only a few opinion leaders in the network. Targeting the right opinion leaders is a big challenge. This paper presents a new approach which In this paper, we propose a novel video-sharing strategy based on the joint estimation of social influence and sharing capacity in wireless networks SSISC, which promotes the scale and efficiency of video spread and ensures the balance of supply and demand. SSISC designs an estimation model of video-sharing gains by investigating social influence levels, sharing capacities including Lara Jakes, based in Rome, reports on diplomatic and military efforts by the West to support Ukraine in its war with Russia. She has been a journalist for nearly 30 years. Objavljeno: 12. listopad 2022. 11:40. Lara Miroslavi? 16 iz Gare?nice brutalno je pretu?ena u petak rano ujutro u Njema?koj, u mjestu Mainhardt, potvrdila je njena majka Snje?ana za MojPortal.hr. Prema njenim rije?ima, Laru je na putu do ?kole na autobusnoj stanici nepoznati mu?karac iz ?ista mira napao i tukao ?eki?em po glavi. Lara Jakes born July 8, 1973 is an American journalist. She currently serves as the diplomatic correspondent for the Washington bureau of The New York Times. Her career has concentrated on international security with a focus on conflict reporting. Over the past two decades, Ms. Jakes has reported and edited from more than 40 countries and covered war and sectarian fighting in Iraq, Afghanistan, Israel, the West Bank and Northern Ireland MIT researchers built a theoretical model to study how news spreads on a Twitter-like social network and found that when a network is highly connected or when the views of its members are sharply polarized, false news will spread wider than news that is seen as more credible. Credits. Image: Jose-Luis Olivares, MIT. Minimizing the spread of rumour is an important problem in social network analysis, which has attracted lots of attention. Different methods have been suggested to address this problem. These methods can be broadly classified into source-aware and source-ignorant methods. 30 Social Network Analysis and Mining 2023 13:30 1 3 Page 2 of 36 expanded the spread of fake news by increasing the speed and scope at which it can spread. Fake news may refer to the manipulation of information that can be carried out through the production of false information, or the distortion of true information. By Lara Jakes. Reporting from Warsaw. May 12, 2023. Rocket launchers, precision-guided missiles and billions of dollars? worth of other advanced American weapons have given Ukraine a fighting Email. Reddit. By Lara Jakes New York Times. Faced with growing American reluctance to send more military aid to Ukraine, European leaders are moving to fill the gap, vowing new support for Lara Jakes is a deputy Washington editor at The New York Times, where she oversees coverage of foreign policy. She has reported and edited from more than 40 countries over the last 20 years and covered war and sectarian fighting in Iraq, Afghanistan, Israel, the West Bank and Northern Ireland. Lara Jakes, based in Rome, reports on diplomatic and military efforts by the West to support Ukraine in its war with Russia. She has been a journalist for nearly 30 years. Objavljeno: 12. listopad 2022. 11:40. Lara Miroslavi? 16 iz Gare?nice brutalno je pretu?ena u petak rano ujutro u Njema?koj, u mjestu Mainhardt, potvrdila je njena majka Snje?ana za MojPortal.hr. Prema njenim rije?ima, Laru je na putu do ?kole na autobusnoj stanici nepoznati mu?karac iz ?ista mira napao i tukao ?eki?em po glavi. Social platforms have a larger role to play in stopping the spread of misinformation and fake news online, according to a study of more than 2,400 Facebook users. USC Study Reveals the Key Reason Why Fake News Spreads on Social Media | Association of American Universities AAU Over the past two decades, Ms. Jakes has reported and edited from more than 40 countries and covered war and sectarian fighting in Iraq, Afghanistan, Israel, the West Bank and Northern Ireland Lara Jakes born July 8, 1973 is an American journalist. She currently serves as the diplomatic correspondent for the Washington bureau of The New York Times. Her career has concentrated on international security with a focus on conflict reporting. MIT researchers built a theoretical model to study how news spreads on a Twitter-like social network and found that when a network is highly connected or when the views of its members are sharply polarized, false news will spread wider than news that is seen as more credible. Credits. Image: Jose-Luis Olivares, MIT. 30 Social Network Analysis and Mining 2023 13:30 1 3 Page 2 of 36 expanded the spread of fake news by increasing the speed and scope at which it can spread. Fake news may refer to the manipulation of information that can be carried out through the production of false information, or the distortion of true information.
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Lara Jakes, based in Rome, reports on diplomatic and military efforts by the West to support Ukraine in its war with Russia. She has been a journalist for nearly 30 years. Lara Jakes born July 8, 1973 is an American journalist. She currently serves as the diplomatic correspondent for the Washington bureau of The New York Times.Her career has concentrated on international security with a focus on conflict reporting. Jakes has reported from more than 40 countries and covered war and sectarian strife in Iraq, Afghanistan, Israel, the West Bank and Northern Ireland. More about Lara Jakes A version of this article appears in print on , Section A , Page 5 of the New York edition with the headline: Pandemic Lockdowns Fueled Predators Worldwide, Especially Online US journalists Islamic State captors had demanded $132.5 million from his parents, political concessions from Washington. By Lara Jakes and Ellen Knickmeyer. August 20, 2014, 1:55 pm. Lara joined The Times in 2017 as night editor in Washington, starting the job during the week of President Donald J. Trumps inauguration. She moved on to become the lead editor for foreign policy and national security, and in 2019 was named diplomatic correspondent. Before joining The Times, Lara was the managing editor for news at Foreign By Lara Jakes New York Times Faced with growing American reluctance to send more military aid to Ukraine, European leaders are moving to fill the gap, vowing new support for Ukraine as it battles Bio and Featured Works. Lara Jakes is a deputy Washington editor at The New York Times, where she oversees coverage of foreign policy. She has reported and edited from more than 40 countries over the last 20 years and covered war and sectarian fighting in Iraq, Afghanistan, Israel, the West Bank and Northern Ireland. Before coming to The Times Im excited to announce that Lara Jakes, the Washington bureaus foreign policy editor, will realize a longtime dream to become a Times correspondent covering diplomacy and foreign policy. Lara will be working alongside David Sanger and Edward Wong in covering the State Department, national security and an array of foreign policy issues COVID-19, affected the entire world because of its non-availability of vaccine. Due to social distancing online social networks are massively used in pandemic times. Information is being shared enormously without knowing the authenticity of the source. Propaganda is one of the type of information that is shared deliberately for gaining political and religious influence. It is the systematic If the views of users in the network become more diverse, it is less likely that a poorly credible piece of news will spread more widely than the truth. Jadbabaie and his colleagues designed the agents in the network to behave rationally, so the model would better capture actions real humans might take if they want to persuade others. Online social networks provide an opportunity to spread messages and news fast and widely. One may appreciate the quick spread of legitimate news and messages but misinformation can also be spread quickly and may raise concerns, questioning reliability and trust in such networks. As a result, detecting misinformation and containing its spread has become a hot topic in social network analysis. Lara Jakes, based in Rome, reports on diplomatic and military efforts by the West to support Ukraine in its war with Russia. She has been a journalist for nearly 30 years. More about Lara Jakes A version of this article appears in print on , Section A , Page 6 of the New York edition with the headline: Kyivs Soldiers Risk Their Lives to Keep U.S. Weapons Off Online social networks are becoming major platforms for people to exchange opinions and information. While spreading models have been used to study the dynamics of spreading on social networks Abstract. We study the problem of mitigating the spread of misinformation in social networks, simulated by the Independent Cascade model. We propose an intuitive community-based algorithm, which aims to detect well-connected communities in the network and disconnect the inter-community edges. Our experiments on real-world social networks The spread of rumours in social networks has become a significant challenge in recent years. Blocking so-called critical edges, that is, edges that have a significant role in the spreading process, has attracted lots of attention as a means to minimize the spread of rumours. Although the detection of the sources of rumour may help identify Malicious information in online social networks can be initiated from a single or set of nodes, the rumor sources v subseteq G. These nodes are called active or susceptible Fr?szczak 2021b; Mei Li et al. 2017; Rossetti et al. 2019; Tarapata & Kasprzyk 2010 and actively participate in a rumor-spreading process. We characterize the size of endogenous news spread at the equilibrium. We show that low-credibility news can potentially trigger a larger sharing cascade than news with higher credibility. Furthermore, we investigate the role of polarization in priors and show that increased polarization in a population prompts more sharing of lower credibility A model of online news dissemination on a Twitter-like social network is studied, demonstrating how surprise and affirmation motives naturally emerge from the utility-maximizing behavior of agents and elucidate an association between the news precision levels that maximize the probability of a cascade and the prior wisdom of the crowd. In this paper, we study a model of online news PMID: 29604627. DOI: 10.1063/1.5009315. Information spreading has been studied for decades, but its underlying mechanism is still under debate, especially for those ones spreading extremely fast through the Internet. By focusing on the information spreading data of six typical events on Sina Weibo, we surprisingly find that the spreading ?. An increasing number of people are joining online social networks. By interacting with each other, network members influence one anothers opinion. These influencing effects can be utilized by marketing. A wave of influence can be triggered by addressing only a few opinion leaders in the network. Targeting the right opinion leaders is a big challenge. This paper presents a new approach which In this paper, we propose a novel video-sharing strategy based on the joint estimation of social influence and sharing capacity in wireless networks SSISC, which promotes the scale and efficiency of video spread and ensures the balance of supply and demand. SSISC designs an estimation model of video-sharing gains by investigating social influence levels, sharing capacities including Lara Jakes, based in Rome, reports on diplomatic and military efforts by the West to support Ukraine in its war with Russia. She has been a journalist for nearly 30 years. Objavljeno: 12. listopad 2022. 11:40. Lara Miroslavi? 16 iz Gare?nice brutalno je pretu?ena u petak rano ujutro u Njema?koj, u mjestu Mainhardt, potvrdila je njena majka Snje?ana za MojPortal.hr. Prema njenim rije?ima, Laru je na putu do ?kole na autobusnoj stanici nepoznati mu?karac iz ?ista mira napao i tukao ?eki?em po glavi. Lara Jakes born July 8, 1973 is an American journalist. She currently serves as the diplomatic correspondent for the Washington bureau of The New York Times. Her career has concentrated on international security with a focus on conflict reporting. Over the past two decades, Ms. Jakes has reported and edited from more than 40 countries and covered war and sectarian fighting in Iraq, Afghanistan, Israel, the West Bank and Northern Ireland MIT researchers built a theoretical model to study how news spreads on a Twitter-like social network and found that when a network is highly connected or when the views of its members are sharply polarized, false news will spread wider than news that is seen as more credible. Credits. Image: Jose-Luis Olivares, MIT. Minimizing the spread of rumour is an important problem in social network analysis, which has attracted lots of attention. Different methods have been suggested to address this problem. These methods can be broadly classified into source-aware and source-ignorant methods. 30 Social Network Analysis and Mining 2023 13:30 1 3 Page 2 of 36 expanded the spread of fake news by increasing the speed and scope at which it can spread. Fake news may refer to the manipulation of information that can be carried out through the production of false information, or the distortion of true information. By Lara Jakes. Reporting from Warsaw. May 12, 2023. Rocket launchers, precision-guided missiles and billions of dollars? worth of other advanced American weapons have given Ukraine a fighting Email. Reddit. By Lara Jakes New York Times. Faced with growing American reluctance to send more military aid to Ukraine, European leaders are moving to fill the gap, vowing new support for Lara Jakes is a deputy Washington editor at The New York Times, where she oversees coverage of foreign policy. She has reported and edited from more than 40 countries over the last 20 years and covered war and sectarian fighting in Iraq, Afghanistan, Israel, the West Bank and Northern Ireland. Lara Jakes, based in Rome, reports on diplomatic and military efforts by the West to support Ukraine in its war with Russia. She has been a journalist for nearly 30 years. Objavljeno: 12. listopad 2022. 11:40. Lara Miroslavi? 16 iz Gare?nice brutalno je pretu?ena u petak rano ujutro u Njema?koj, u mjestu Mainhardt, potvrdila je njena majka Snje?ana za MojPortal.hr. Prema njenim rije?ima, Laru je na putu do ?kole na autobusnoj stanici nepoznati mu?karac iz ?ista mira napao i tukao ?eki?em po glavi. Social platforms have a larger role to play in stopping the spread of misinformation and fake news online, according to a study of more than 2,400 Facebook users. USC Study Reveals the Key Reason Why Fake News Spreads on Social Media | Association of American Universities AAU Over the past two decades, Ms. Jakes has reported and edited from more than 40 countries and covered war and sectarian fighting in Iraq, Afghanistan, Israel, the West Bank and Northern Ireland Lara Jakes born July 8, 1973 is an American journalist. She currently serves as the diplomatic correspondent for the Washington bureau of The New York Times. Her career has concentrated on international security with a focus on conflict reporting. MIT researchers built a theoretical model to study how news spreads on a Twitter-like social network and found that when a network is highly connected or when the views of its members are sharply polarized, false news will spread wider than news that is seen as more credible. Credits. Image: Jose-Luis Olivares, MIT. 30 Social Network Analysis and Mining 2023 13:30 1 3 Page 2 of 36 expanded the spread of fake news by increasing the speed and scope at which it can spread. Fake news may refer to the manipulation of information that can be carried out through the production of false information, or the distortion of true information.
