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rumor$71391$ - Übersetzung nach arabisch

Rumor Control Center; Rumor control

rumor      
n. إشاعة, ضجة
RUMORS         
TYPE OF UNVERIFIED MESSAGE OR ACCOUNT
Rumour; Word on the wire; Rumormonger; RUMINT; Rumors

ألاسم

إِشَاعَة ; شائِعَة

الفعل

أَشَاعَ ; شاعَ

rumor         
TYPE OF UNVERIFIED MESSAGE OR ACCOUNT
Rumour; Word on the wire; Rumormonger; RUMINT; Rumors
اسْم : إشاعة

Definition

rumor
n.
1) to circulate, spread a rumor
2) to confirm a rumor
3) to deny; dispel, spike a rumor
4) an idle, unfounded, wild rumor
5) an unconfirmed; vague rumor
6) rumors circulate, fly, spread
7) a rumor that + clause (we heard a rumor that she was back in town)
8) a rumor about
9) (misc.) rumor has it that she will be getting married soon

Wikipedia

Rumor control center

Rumor control centers (RCC) and rumor control mechanisms, identify, investigate and mitigate potentially disruptive rumors, capable of driving a cycle of harmful escalation. Rumor control centers, which often operate call centers, respond to crisis situations such as terrorist attacks, natural disasters, or civil disturbances.

The well-developed crisis control centers established during the Cold War were among the earlier examples of effective rumor control mechanisms. In the United States, during the civil rights movement, rumor control centers were set up and operated with the assistance of the Community Relations Service (CRS), a "peacemaker" agency created by the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Rumor control centers have been established in the United States at different levels of governance, including municipal, regional, state-wide and national. Permanent rumor control centers serve a specific, local population, and have often been set up in response to specific incidents.

Social media makes it easier for rumors to spread, and more difficult for rumor control and fake news to be managed. By 2018, "rumor cascades" were under investigation as stories with serious inaccuracies were spread by millions of people."