معايير مصداقية المواقع الإلكترونية الإخبارية كما يراها الشباب الجامعي و علاقتها باعتمادهم عليها كمصدر للمعلومات

Abstract EN

The study aims to reveal the credibility standards of news websites as seen by the university youth and its relationship to their reliance on it as a source of information, The study was based on the survey method of a sample of university youth in Port Said Governorate, which consisted of 400 individuals The questionnaire was used as a data collection tool and
: the study reached several results, the most important of which are

The most important mechanisms to judge the credibility of news sites in the following (through the celebrity of the site) by 19.4% and then (through the testimony of trusted confidants) in second place by 17.7% , then through its ability to continuously update) in the third place by 15%
The responses of the university youth to the credibility of the thesis were (abbreviation and summary without damaging the meaning) with a weighted average of 2.58, then (published a denial of the news proved

to be incorrect) in second place with a weighted average of 2.55 and in third place (commitment to accuracy and objectivity in the formulation of the title and subject) As for (the credibility of the media) was represented in the electronic news sites (the fastest means in the transmission of events), where came at the forefront of the responses of
university youth and a weighted average of 2.59.

Then (continuous updating of the site) in second place with a weighted average of 2.57, then (the use of the site for digital updates and super texts and multimedia lost by other media) with a weighted average of 2.51, while the credibility of the contactor in the following (objectivity of the author
regardless of his affiliation and Political ideology) with a weighted average of 2.55, Then (the contactor has a big celebrity) in second placewith a weighted average of 2.43
3 -There is a statistically significant relationship between the degree of dependence of university youth on electronic press sites and their assessment of their credibility