most citedNews and Misinformation Consumption in Europe: A Longitudinal Cross-Country Perspective

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Sampled Datasets Risk Substantial Bias in the Identification of Political Polarization on Social Media

Gabriele Di Bona, Emma Fraxanet, Björn Komander +5

Following recent policy changes by X (Twitter) and other social media platforms, user interaction data has become increasingly difficult to access. These restrictions are impeding…

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News and Misinformation Consumption in Europe: A Longitudinal Cross-Country Perspective

Anees Baqir, Alessandro Galeazzi, Fabiana Zollo

The Internet and social media have transformed news availability and accessibility, reshaping information consumption and production. However, they can also facilitate the rapid sp…

cs.CY2023

Cross-Platform Social Dynamics: An Analysis of ChatGPT and COVID-19 Vaccine Conversations

Shayan Alipour, Alessandro Galeazzi, Emanuele Sangiorgio +4

The role of social media in information dissemination and agenda-setting has significantly expanded in recent years. By offering real-time interactions, online platforms have becom…

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Social media polarization reflects shifting political alliances in Pakistan

Anees Baqir, Alessandro Galeazzi, Andrea Drocco +1

The rise of ideological divides in public discourse has received considerable attention in recent years. However, much of this research has been concentrated on Western democratic…

cs.CY2023

Unveiling the Hidden Agenda: Biases in News Reporting and Consumption

Alessandro Galeazzi, Antonio Peruzzi, Emanuele Brugnoli +2

One of the most pressing challenges in the digital media landscape is understanding the impact of biases on the news sources that people rely on for information. Biased news can ha…