Tratamiento y trazabilidad de la (des)información en el 'Caso Dani Alves'configuración de los flujos de opinión dominantes en los espacios digitales y medios de comunicación

Zusammenfassung

The main objetive of this study is to investigate the effectiveness of fact checking as a tool for transforming false or incorrect judgement and opinions of social importance. To this end, the first part, which is theoretical and from semiotic perspective, will be devoted to studying the concept of public opinion, the influence of the mass media asproducers of social discourse and, onsequently, as designers of public opinion, and the transformations that this figure and the way it is constituted have undergone in the era of the digital society. The second part will analyse the case of the alleged rape committed by the football player Dani Alves in Barcelona, Spain. The corpus is based on the different news and opinions published on Twitter. And the methodology presents a mixed configuration: quantitative in terms of the collection of opinions and the various positions, and qualitative in the analysis of the speeches obtained. An attemp will be made to corroborate the hypothesis that the disavowal of fake news does not transform the opinions that believed the primary news.