Mold Hysteria: Origin of the Hoax by Christopher Chang, M. Eric Gershwin

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Lady Clara Cavendish: Reynolds and Rymer’s Political Hoax by Rebecca L. Nesvet

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Achieving the same educational opportunities for all: overcoming hoax interpretations of the PISA results by Carme Garcia Yeste, Teresa Morlà-Folch, Garazi Lopez de Aguileta, Laura Natividad Sancho, Ane Lopez de Aguileta, Ariadna Munté-Pascual

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Talking Back to Virginia Woolf in Her Own Words: Gendered, Racial, and Literary Passing as Forms of Counter-Interpellation in Kabe Wilson’s “Dreadlock Hoax” by Valérie Favre

“…Yet, more than a mere exhibition, Wilson staged a performance art piece entitled “The Dreadlock Hoax” during which the artist, dressed up as Virginia Woolf, proclaimed a speech which questioned our ability to appropriate and negotiate past literary texts and authors. …”
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The power of social media to influence people in Indonesia: case study of crazy rich scam and big data of election postponement by Garcia Krisnando Nathanael, Devi Angeliawati, Muhadjir Muhadjir

Subjects: “…big data, hoax in social media, money laundering act (kuhp 378)…”
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Ekstraksi Knowledge tentang Penyebaran #Ratnamiliksiapa pada Jejaring Sosial (Twitter) menggunakan Social Network Analysis (SNA) by Lyonly Tomasoa, Ade Iriani, Irwan Sembiring

“…Memasuki tahun politik 2018-2019, Indonesia mengalami darurat hoax  dimana isu-isu politik menyebar dengan sangat cepat terutama pada jejaring sosial yang merupakan wadah untuk menghubungkan setiap individu di seluruh dunia. …”
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Bioterrorism in 2001: How Ready Are We? by B Lynn Johnston, John M Conly

“…In the same week, a similar hoax forced the evacuation of an Ontario provincial government building in Toronto (1).…”
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Estonian, Russian and Samizdat Identity: Arno Tsart and Elena Shvarts by Miriam Rossi

“…Aware of the relevance that translation played in the literary samizdat of Leningrad during the eighties, the investigation focuses on the similarities between the poetess’ hoax and the concept of pseudo-translation, analysing the reasons for and outcomes of her endeavour in terms of identity research. …”
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Legal Challenges and Enforcement Strategies: Bawaslu's Role in Addressing Election Violations in Indonesia's 2024 Simultaneous Elections by Faridhatun Nikmah

“…The results of this study show that there are four challenges for Bawaslu in the 2024 elections, including identity politics, money politics, neutralization of ASN, TNI, and Polri in election campaigns, and the spread of hoax news. In this case, it shows that Bawaslu plays an important role in law enforcement of simultaneous election violations in 2024. …”
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Power at play in paranormal history by Christine Ferguson

“…I suggest how a new curatorial approach to the materials might reject the familiar – and largely inaccurate – narrative of deliberate hoax and deception still widely attached to the case, and instead use them to tell a new story about the technological experimentation, artistic aspirations and social restrictions experienced by working-class girls in early twentieth-century Britain.…”
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Evaluasi Kinerja MLLIB APACHE SPARK pada Klasifikasi Berita Palsu dalam Bahasa Indonesia by Antonius Angga Kurniawan, Metty Mustikasari

“…Penelitian ini menggunakan MLlib Apache Spark untuk melakukan klasifikasi berita palsu berbahasa Indonesia dengan jumlah data sebanyak 1786 yang diperoleh dari situs penyedia berita palsu dan fakta, yaitu TurnBackHoax.id. Algoritma klasifikasi yang diterapkan adalah Naïve Bayes, Gradient-Boosted Tree, SVM dan Logistic Regression. …”
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Artificial Intelligence vs. Human: Decoding Text Authenticity with Transformers by Daniela Gifu, Covaci Silviu-Vasile

“…Our experiments examined both monolingual and multilingual settings, evaluating the model’s performance across diverse datasets such as M4, AICrowd, Indonesian Hoax News Detection, TURNBACKHOAX, and ERH. The results demonstrate that RoBERTa-large achieved superior accuracy and F-scores of around 83%, particularly in monolingual contexts, while DistilBERT-multilingual-cased excelled in multilingual scenarios, achieving accuracy and F-scores of around 72%. …”
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Asian Flu Pandemic in Indonesia, 1957: Government and Public Response by Muhammad Fakhriansyah, Kurniawati Kurniawati

“…People end up acting without direction, such as trying traditional medicine, spreading hoax news, violating quarantine rules, committing vaccination fraud, panic buying, and even performing various mystical rituals.…”
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COVID-19 CONSPIRACISM IN THE AGE OF POST-TRUTH by Ömer Ersin Kahraman

“…Consequently, this period has also witnessed the diffusion of conspiracy theories varying from accusations which consider the rapid propagation of the virus as a plot of states and big pharmaceutical companies to allegations which presume the pandemic as a hoax to implement new communication technologies like 5G. …”
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Monster or Missing Link? The Mermaid and the Victorian Imagination by Béatrice Laurent

“…While some scientists such as Sir Everard Home seriously suspected a hoax, others, including Dr Rees Price, were convinced that the mermaid was the ‘found link’ in the chain of evolution, and were ready to accept it in the grand table of living beings in the space that Linnaeus, the father of taxonomy, had left especially blank because he thought that mermaids might exist. …”
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Comparison of Bureaucratic Neutrality in the 2019 and 2024 Elections From The Perspective of Online Mass Media in Achieving SDG 16 (Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions) by Indiahono Dwiyanto, Rizky Pratama Bayu, Tobirin Tobirin, Rahmawati Titi, Azriah Thahrina

“…Meanwhile, in 2019, the dominance of content is a commitment to neutrality, securing elections, the threat of hoaxes and cyber, and the potential for election vulnerability.…”
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The steps that young people and suicide prevention professionals think the social media industry and policymakers should take to improve online safety. A nested cross-sectional stu... by Jo Robinson, Jo Robinson, Pinar Thorn, Pinar Thorn, Samuel McKay, Samuel McKay, Hannah Richards, Hannah Richards, Rikki Battersby-Coulter, Rikki Battersby-Coulter, Michelle Lamblin, Michelle Lamblin, Laura Hemming, Laura Hemming, Laura Hemming, Louise La Sala, Louise La Sala

“…Both groups also agreed that companies should have clear policies covering content promoting self-harm or suicide, graphic depictions of self-harm or suicide, and games, pacts and hoaxes. There was moderate agreement that companies should use artificial intelligence to send resources to users at risk. …”
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