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Ideological discrepancy between Facebook pages and shared news is associated with reaction homogeneity
Thiago Magrin, Jordan Kobellarz, Pedro O. S. Vaz-de-Melo +1
Cross-cutting political content is often expected to mitigate polarization, yet encounters across ideological lines do not necessarily foster more constructive engagement. We analy…
Bubble reachers and uncivil discourse in polarized online public sphere
Jordan K Kobellarz, Milos Brocic, Daniel Silver +1
Early optimism saw possibilities for social media to renew democratic discourse, marked by hopes for individuals from diverse backgrounds to find opportunities to learn from and in…
Changing the Scene: applying four models of social evolution to the scenescape
Daniel Silver, Thiago H Silva, Patrick Adler
This paper elaborates a multi-model approach to studying how local scenes change. We refer to this as the "4 D's" of scene change: development, differentiation, defense, and diffus…
Reaching the bubble may not be enough: news media role in online political polarization
Jordan K Kobellarz, Milos Brocic, Alexandre R Graeml +2
Politics in different countries show diverse degrees of polarization, which tends to be stronger on social media, given how easy it became to connect and engage with like-minded in…