YouTube users prefer lousy science over the real deal - The Diigo Meta page

• 10 Dec 07
  

  Frank Weber

  Problem YouTube - Nutzer ziehen unseriöse Infos vor - wie mit der Situation umgehen?

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• 09 Dec 07
  

  Alan Levine

  A study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association finds that the cranks may be winning; videos with a negative depiction of immunizations had higher ratings and more views.

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  Nathan Rein

  A JAMA study finds that YouTube videos critical of the official immunization program, or especially those that support the notion that vaccinations cause autism, tend to get more views and higher ratings. Videos with good science, on the other hand, get ignored.

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  Mark Pesce

  Yes, YouTube is the great engine of lies. Yawn.

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• 07 Dec 07
  

  dave o'brien

  A study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association looked at this from the perspective of immunization information and finds that the cranks may be winning; videos with a negative depiction of immunizations had higher ratings and more vi

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• 06 Dec 07
  

  Eric Rice

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  Kurt

  A study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association looked at this from the perspective of immunization information and finds that the cranks may be winning; videos with a negative depiction of immunizations had higher ratings and more vi

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