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Presenting the Indicators of the Ideal Model of Social Media Content Policy-Making According to Ethical Indicators
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Abstract: (621 Views) |
Background: One of the important concerns of cyberspace policymakers is to provide indicators for designing a native model of social media content management. This model should be based on "legitimate" and "legitimate" ethics. In this article, the researcher, by studying the available sources, found that the common models of policy making in the country are not comprehensive enough for social media content politicization. Because in these models, some effective ethical indicators for model design are neglected. In this research, the requirements of using a native model for social media content policy-making and appropriate indicators for its design have been examined.
Method: This research used a systematic review method on qualitative data. The community is all articles, researches, projects and research reports in Farsi and English regarding the design method of media policymaking and especially social media. Also, researches related to the design and analysis of public policy-making models in the period of 1386 to 1400 were considered. The researcher has coded the content of the sources to analyze the information.
Results: The researcher examined 30 internal and external sources in a systematic way by observing the principles of entry and exit of sources. Among these sources, 11 cases were selected. The content of these resources was reviewed based on the research questions with the help of systematic review implementation rules.
Conclusion: Among the existing approaches, Snellen's model of rationality was more comprehensive. According to this model, any policy-making approach must meet the requirements of economic, political, legal and professional rationality. Therefore, it seems that a native policy-making model for social media should pay attention to the requirements of rationality and seek to find the most benefit and the least cost from an ethical point of view |
Article number: 6 |
| Keywords: Rational policy-making, Snellen's rationality, Social media, Ethics indicators |
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Type of Study: Research |
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Received: 2022/10/23 | Accepted: 2022/12/24 | Published: 2023/08/1
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