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Autores principales: McCutcheon, Austin, Brogly, Chris
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Publicado: 2024
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Acceso en línea:https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.06376
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author McCutcheon, Austin
Brogly, Chris
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Brogly, Chris
contents Clickbait is deceptive text that can manipulate web browsing, creating an information gap between a link and target page that literally baits a user into clicking. Clickbait detection continues to be well studied, but analyses of clickbait overall on the web are limited. A dataset was built consisting of 451,033,388 clickbait scores produced by a clickbait detector which analyzed links and headings on primarily English news pages from the Common Crawl. On this data, 5 segmented regression models were fit on 5 major news events and averaged clickbait scores. COVID and the 2020 US Election appeared to influence clickbait levels.
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spellingShingle Interrupted time series analysis of clickbait on worldwide news websites, 2016-2023
McCutcheon, Austin
Brogly, Chris
Social and Information Networks
Clickbait is deceptive text that can manipulate web browsing, creating an information gap between a link and target page that literally baits a user into clicking. Clickbait detection continues to be well studied, but analyses of clickbait overall on the web are limited. A dataset was built consisting of 451,033,388 clickbait scores produced by a clickbait detector which analyzed links and headings on primarily English news pages from the Common Crawl. On this data, 5 segmented regression models were fit on 5 major news events and averaged clickbait scores. COVID and the 2020 US Election appeared to influence clickbait levels.
title Interrupted time series analysis of clickbait on worldwide news websites, 2016-2023
topic Social and Information Networks
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.06376