Identifying political polarization in social media: a literature review
Online social media platforms are often responsible for the rise of fake news, which can occasionally prevent people from knowing the truth and fuels partisan political conflict. The idea of "echo chambers" and “filter-bubbles” draws attention to how social media is incredibly fragmented,...
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Semarak Ilmu Publishing
2024
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