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The study analyzes publications on Twitter that claim scientific status in order to bring forth arguments of authority in messages regarding Covid-19, including the adhesion or cri...
This document presents the results of an analysis of the articulations and actions of radicalized groups in alternative social media platforms. The growing migration of users into this sociotechnical networks may be related to the more incisive measures being taken by big techs such as Facebook and…
This research analyzes the flux of content and narrative axis that support the lack of trust on the Brazilian electoral system. The study is based on a corpus of 1,426,687 posts published on Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter between the days of November 1st and November 30th, period that comprised the…
This study investigates the circulation of content that incites the public to believe in the existence of ballot fraud and election manipulation in Brazil on Facebook and Youtube between 2014 and 2020. The analysis is based on a corpus of 103,542 posts with links in Portuguese on both platforms. Our…
The webinar “Communication and sustainable development: the image of environmental policy and climate change on social media” was attended by members of the executive branch, the third sector, ...
The webinar “Communication and sustainable development: the image of environmental policy and climate change on social media” was attended by members of the executive branch, the third sector, ...
The webinar “Communication and sustainable development: the image of environmental policy and climate change on social media” was attended by members of the executive branch, the third sector, ...