Abstract
This study analyzed content posted on Facebook by congress representatives elected during the 2022 campaign in Brazil. We analyzed 75,335 posts from 499 representatives who have act...
Summary: The study analyzes in a multiplatform perspective the evolution of the Brazilian public debate around the War in Ukraine, one year after its beginning. Based on the analysis of publications on Twitter, Facebook, and Telegram, between February and March 2023, the study identified the persist…
Abstract: This study investigated the public debate on Twitter about the regulation of digital platforms on social networks. There were 1.14 million mentions to the topic between February 1 and April 6, 2022. Our goal was to understand how this topic has been approached on social networks within the…
Abstract: This study analyzed posts with accusations of fraud in electronic voting machines and defense of printed auditable votes published on Facebook between November 2020 and January 2022. We sought to find the most frequent and popular posts, actors and links in terms of interactions over these…
The webinar “The Fake News Bill: the challenge of regulating social networks” marked the publication of the study “Regulation of digital platforms: a contribution to the analysis of the natio...
The webinar “The Fake News Bill: the challenge of regulating social networks” marked the publication of the study “Regulation of digital platforms: a contribution to the analysis of the natio...
The webinar “The Fake News Bill: the challenge of regulating social networks” marked the publication of the study “Regulation of digital platforms: a contribution to the analysis of the natio...