>However, echo chambers are minimal, and the most avid readers of false news content regularly expose themselves to mainstream news sources. Very curious how t

>However, echo chambers are minimal, and the most avid readers of false news content regularly expose themselves to mainstream news sources. Very curious how they seem to make the assumption that mainstream media isn't fake. This invalidates the entire study. >Based on a structural model of household decisions whether to diversify their online news sources, we prescribe how platforms should moderate false news content. They prescribe eh? They made a biased assumption the mainstream isn't the problem and they they prescribe a fix? lol... Here's the thing. It takes virtually no effort to see the echo chambers over at twitter, reddit, etc. It takes virtually no effort to see literal lies from CNN. Which is why they have a new boss who has publicly made it clear his people need to pull themselves out of their echo chambers. Which is why CNN ratings are so low you have to go back to the early 90s to find similar numbers. 30 year lows...