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Boekhandel Douwes Den Haag

Elements in Politics and Communication

Who Follows Whom?

The Role of Geography and Similarity in Online Attention Networks

Alexi (Northeastern University) Quintana-Mathe & David (Northeastern University) Lazer & Zhen (Northeastern University) Guo & Nir (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev) Grinberg

Who Follows Whom?

Elements in Politics and Communication

Who Follows Whom?

The Role of Geography and Similarity in Online Attention Networks

Elements in Politics and Communication: Who Follows Whom?

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Follower ties play a major role in social media platforms, representing users' choices on what content to pay attention to. This Element examines the role of geography and similarity by gender, age, race, and partisanship with respect to attention by studying the follower ties among 1.1 million Twitter accounts matched to US voter records.

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Beschrijving Elements in Politics and Communication: Who Follows Whom?

Follower ties play a major role in social media platforms, representing users' choices on what content to pay attention to. This Element examines the role of geography and similarity by gender, age, race, and partisanship with respect to attention by studying the follower ties among 1.1 million Twitter accounts matched to US voter records.

ISBN
9781009695909
Pagina's
75
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Elements in Politics and Communication
Rubriek
Politicologie
Druk
1
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Hardback
Taal
Engels
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Cambridge University Press

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