Characterizing Online Engagement with Disinformation and Conspiracies in the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election

17 July 2021

Papers citing "Characterizing Online Engagement with Disinformation and Conspiracies in the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election"

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The Anatomy of Conspirators: Unveiling Traits using a Comprehensive Twitter Dataset Margherita Gambini S. Tardelli Maurizio Tesconi 21 1 0 29 Aug 2023
Tracking Fringe and Coordinated Activity on Twitter Leading Up To the US Capitol Attack Padinjaredath Suresh Vishnuprasad Gianluca Nogara Felipe Cardoso S. Cresci Silvia Giordano Luca Luceri LLMSV 38 25 0 09 Feb 2023
Weakly Supervised Learning for Analyzing Political Campaigns on Facebook Tunazzina Islam Shamik Roy Dan Goldwasser 15 6 0 19 Oct 2022
How does Twitter account moderation work? Dynamics of account creation and suspension on Twitter during major geopolitical events Francesco Pierri Luca Luceri Emily Chen Emilio Ferrara 47 25 0 15 Sep 2022
Construction of Large-Scale Misinformation Labeled Datasets from Social Media Discourse using Label Refinement Karishma Sharma Emilio Ferrara Yong-Jin Liu 21 11 0 24 Feb 2022
Detecting Social Media Manipulation in Low-Resource Languages Samar Haider Luca Luceri A. Deb Adam Badawy Nanyun Peng Emilio Ferrara 26 6 0 10 Nov 2020