Algorithmic influence and media legitimacy: a systematic review of social media’s impact on news production

Frontiers·Oct 13

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Research is being conducted on the impact of social media algorithms on news production and media legitimacy. Studies are examining various aspects, including the effects on media bias, accuracy, and public trust, as well as the role of algorithms in shaping speech and morality. The relationship between algorithms and media is being explored from different perspectives, including their influence on news recommenders, public service media, and the digital workplace.

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