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Computational Propaganda in Germany: A Cautionary Tale
19 June 2017
Authors: Robert Gorwa
As part of our new country case study series, project member Lisa-Maria Neudert investigated computational propaganda in Germany. Political actors are using algorithms in efforts to sway public opinion. ... Read More Computational Propaganda in Germany: A Cautionary Tale
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Junk News and Bots during the German Federal Presidency Election: What Were German Voters Sharing Over Twitter?
27 March 2017
Authors: Philip Howard
Computational propaganda distributes large amounts of misinformation about politics and public policy over social media platforms. The combination of automation and propaganda can significantly impact public opinion during important ... Read More Junk News and Bots during the German Federal Presidency Election: What Were German Voters Sharing Over Twitter?
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Junk News and Bots during the U.S. Election: What Were Michigan Voters Sharing Over Twitter?
27 March 2017
Authors: Philip Howard
Computational propaganda distributes large amounts of misinformation about politics and public policy over social media platforms. The combination of automation and propaganda can significantly impact public opinion during important ... Read More Junk News and Bots during the U.S. Election: What Were Michigan Voters Sharing Over Twitter?
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