Health campaigns in an infodemic

Bengt Johansson
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The COVID-19 crisis is not only a pandemic, but also an infodemic. In the editorial for this Special Issue about health campaigns and COVID-19, we offer an overview of the context as well as of the three articles in the issue. This opening editorial focuses on the wider context within which the various campaigns took place. While the essays focus on the use of graphics and visual advertisements, we explore meme culture with special emphasis on character assassination, where memes are used to target accountability claims and engender distrust towards powerholders. Hence this presents a backdrop to the cultural and visual environment into which these responses to the global spread of COVID-19 entered.
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信息大流行时期的卫生运动
新冠肺炎危机不仅是一场大流行,也是一场信息大流行。在本期关于卫生运动和COVID-19的特刊社论中,我们概述了背景以及本期的三篇文章。这篇开篇社论着重于各种运动发生的更广泛背景。虽然论文关注的是图形和视觉广告的使用,但我们探索了模因文化,特别强调了人物暗杀,其中模因被用来针对问责要求并产生对掌权者的不信任。因此,这为应对COVID-19全球传播所进入的文化和视觉环境提供了背景。
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