Headline generation is a short-form variant of document summarization that has been studied in natural language processing. This paper presents a case study examining the application of several different headline generation models at The Washington Post. Currently for individual news articles, multiple different headlines are manually written in order to target different platforms such as the w...

A within-subjects experiment explored how the number of online, hyperlinked stories available for individuals to choose from affects cognitive processing of a selected story. Participants chose and read unpleasant online news stories from a Web page containing either 5 or 15 headline/photo hyperlinks. Heart rate data indicated more cognitive resources were allocated to reading stories selected ...

<p>The aim of this research is to find out The Use Compound Words and Grammatical Cohesion in the Online News Headline Column Jakarta Post. method used analyze headlines descriptive qualitative form data from online news column Post by examining each headline containing compound words grammatical cohesion. writer uses Delahunty Garvey’s theory examine Halliday Hasan After analyzes “The Po...

In this paper, we analyze differences in perspective between timelines created by news agencies from various countries. By employing methods for date and headline selection, which have been extensively evaluated in previous work, we show several types of bias that exist in the media landscape. As users typically select only a small number of news sources to follow, they necessarily experience a...

We present Emergent, a novel data-set derived from a digital journalism project for rumour debunking. The data-set contains 300 rumoured claims and 2,595 associated news articles, collected and labelled by journalists with an estimation of their veracity (true, false or unverified). Each associated article is summarized into a headline and labelled to indicate whether its stance is for, against...

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