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    Social media and microtargeting: Political data processing and the consequences for Germany

    Social media and microtargeting: Political data processing and the consequences for Germany by Papakyriakopoulos, Orestis, Hegelich, Simon, Shahrezaye, Morteza, Serrano, Juan Carlos Medina

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    COVID-19 Induced Misinformation on YouTube: An Analysis of User Commentary

    COVID-19 Induced Misinformation on YouTube: An Analysis of User Commentary by Suter, Viktor, Shahrezaye, Morteza, Meckel, Miriam

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    The Communication Behavior of German MPs on Twitter: Preaching to the Converted and Attacking Opponents

    The Communication Behavior of German MPs on Twitter: Preaching to the Converted and Attacking Opponents by Hegelich, Simon, Shahrezaye, Morteza

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    Estimating the Political Orientation of Twitter Users Using Network Embedding Algorithms

    Estimating the Political Orientation of Twitter Users Using Network Embedding Algorithms by Shahrezaye, Morteza, Meckel, Miriam, Hegelich, Simon

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    Social Media und Microtargeting in Deutschland

    Social Media und Microtargeting in Deutschland by Papakyriakopoulos, Orestis, Shahrezaye, Morteza, Thieltges, Andree, Medina Serrano, Juan Carlos, Hegelich, Simon

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    COVID-19's (mis)information ecosystem on Twitter: How partisanship boosts the spread of conspiracy narratives on German speaking Twitter

    COVID-19's (mis)information ecosystem on Twitter: How partisanship boosts the spread of conspiracy narratives on German speaking Twitter by Shahrezaye, Morteza, Meckel, Miriam, Steinacker, Léa, Suter, Viktor

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