Vol. 2 (2022)

Articles

• The Social, Civic, and Political Uses of Instagram in Four Countries

  Shelley Boulianne, Christian P. Hoffmann

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• Fame and Ultrafame: Measuring and comparing daily levels of ‘being talked about’ for United States’ presidents, their rivals, God, countries, and K-pop.

  Peter Dodds, Joshua Minot, Michael Arnold, Thayer Alshaabi, Jane Adams, David Dewhurst, Andrew Reagan, Christopher Danforth

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• What Circulates on Partisan WhatsApp in India? Insights from an Unusual Dataset

  Simon Chauchard, Kiran Garimella

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• Five Hundred Days of Farsi Twitter An overview of what Farsi Twitter looks like, what we know about it, and why it matters

  Layla Hashemi, Steven Wilson, Constanza Sanhueza

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• Googling for Abortion: Search Engine Mediation of Abortion Accessibility in the United States

  Yelena Mejova, Tatiana Gracyk, Ronald E. Robertson

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• Competition in the Telecom Sector on Facebook in Bangladesh: Building Customer Relationships

  Mohammad Yousuf, Mohammad Ali

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• Misinformation in India's 2019 National Election

  Kiran Arabaghatta Basavaraj

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• Tweeting on Presidential Coattails: Congressional Candidate Use of Twitter in the 2020 Elections

  Evan Crawford, Mikaela Foehr, Nathaniel Yee

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• Decentralized yet Unifying: Digital Media and Solidarity in Hong Kong's Anti-Extradition Movement

  Brian Leung, Yuan Hsiao, Kiran Garimella

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• A Note on Increases in Inattentive Online Survey-Takers Since 2020

  John Ternovski, Lilla Orr

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• Slanted Narratives, Social Media, and Foreign Influence in Libya

  Shelby Grossman, Katie Jonsson, Nicholas Lyon, Lydia Sizer

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• Concentration of online news traffic and publishers' reliance on platform referrals: Evidence from passive tracking data in the UK

  Rasmus Kleis Nielsen, Richard Fletcher

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• The politicization of medical preprints on Twitter during the early stages of COVID-19 pandemic

  Aleksandra Urman, Stefania Ionescu, David Garcia, Anikó Hannák

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• If a Tree Falls in the Forest: Presidential Press Conferences and Early Media Narratives about the COVID-19 Crisis

  Masha Krupenkin, Kai Zhu, Dylan Walker, David Rothschild

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• Repeat Spreaders and Election Delegitimization A Comprehensive Dataset of Misinformation Tweets from the 2020 U.S. Election

  Ian Kennedy, Morgan Wack, Andrew Beers, Joseph S. Schafer, Isabella Garcia-Camargo, Emma S. Spiro, Kate Starbird

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• Characterizing the Reaction of Doctors to COVID-19 on Twitter

  Katie Hsia, Edward Kong

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• People are more engaged on Facebook as they get older, especially in politics: evidence from users in 46 countries

  Marcio Moretto, Pablo Ortellado, Gabriel Kessler, Gabriel Vommaro, Juan Carlos Rodriguez-Raga, Juan Pablo Luna, Eduarth Heinen, Laura Fernanda Cely, Sergio Toro

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• Successive Cohorts of Twitter Users Show Increasing Activity and Shrinking Content Horizons

  Frederik Wolf, Sune Lehmann, Philipp Lorenz-Spreen

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• Content Moderation As a Political Issue: The Twitter Discourse Around Trump's Ban

  Meysam Alizadeh, Fabrizio Gilardi, Emma Hoes, K. Jonathan Klüser, Maël Kubli, Nahema Marchal

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• Individual users' participation on political Facebook pages

  Yannick Winkler, Marko Bachl, Michael Scharkow

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• Who Shares Conspiracy Theories and Other Misinformation about Covid-19 Online: Survey Evidence from Five Countries

  Mark Pickup, Dominik Stecuła, Clifton van der Linden

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• Hate speech’s double damage: A semi-automated approach toward direct and indirect targets

  Mario Haim, Elisa Hoven

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• Is sharing just a function of viewing? The sharing of political and non-political news on Facebook

  Damian Trilling, Juhi Kulshrestha, Claes de Vreese, Denis Halagiera, Jakub Jakubowski, Judith Möller, Cornelius Puschmann, Agnieszka Stępińska, Sebastian Stier, Cristian Vaccari

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• Digital Advertising in U.S. Federal Elections, 2004-2020

  Adam Sheingate, James Scharf, Conner Delahanty

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• Quantifying the “infodemic”: People turned to trustworthy news outlets during the 2020 coronavirus pandemic

  Sacha Altay, Rasmus Kleis Nielsen, Richard Fletcher

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• Digital Literacy and Vulnerability to Misinformation Evidence from Facebook Users in Pakistan

  Ayesha Ali, Ihsan Ayyub Qazi

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