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  1. Amplifying extremes: the interplay of social media and traditional media in shaping political polarization
  2. Beyond the share button: How partisan alignment, journalistic quality, and algorithmic governance shape what millions see on Facebook
  3. From the Wild West to the Walled Garden
  4. Synthetic Seduction: Evolving Visual Persuasion in Coordinated Online Gambling Promotion with Generative AI
  5. "A Pretty Blunt Approach": Meta's Political Content Reduction Policy and Italian Parliamentarians' Facebook Visibility
  6. "A Pretty Blunt Approach": Meta's Political Content Reduction Policy and Italian Parliamentarians' Facebook Visibility
  7. THE BRAZILIAN DIGITAL BATTLEFIELD: INVESTIGATING THE DYNAMICS OF POLITICAL INFORMATION CAMPAIGNS IN POST-BOLSONARO ERA
  8. Evaluating Embedding Models for Clustering Italian Political News: A Comparative Study of Text-Embedding-3-Large and UmBERTo
  9. Facebook reactions in the context of politics and social issues: a systematic literature review
  10. Cracking Open the European Newsfeed
  11. A Workflow to Detect, Monitor, and Update Lists of Coordinated Social Media Accounts Across Time: The Case of the 2022 Italian Election
  12. Political polarization in the frequency British newspapers mention scientists with different views on COVID-19
  13. Citizens’ Engagement with the ‘Seaside Campaign’ on Instagram and Facebook
  14. Coordinated inauthentic behavior
  15. Unexpected consequences of a simple threshold: the effect of the 100 public shares on Meta’s URL Shares Dataset
  16. Mapping Nefarious Social Media Actors to Speed-up Covid-19 Fact-checking
  17. Blowing on the Fire: An Analysis of Low Quality and Hyper Partisan News Sources Circulated by Coordinated Link Sharing Networks in Nigeria
  18. COORNET: AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TO SURFACE PROBLEMATIC CONTENT, MALICIOUS ACTORS, AND COORDINATED NETWORKS
  19. Ciarlatani. Post-verità, contropubblici online e nuove articolazioni della fiducia nel sistema della medicina
  20. Using Facebook’s Advertising Platform for Recruiting Online Survey Respondents
  21. Coordinated Hateful Disinformation on Italian Politics and Social Issues, since 2017
  22. DETECTING COORDINATED LINK SHARING BEHAVIOR ON FACEBOOK DURING THE ITALIAN CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK
  23. Coordinated Link Sharing Behavior as a Signal to Surface Sources of Problematic Information on Facebook
  24. It takes a village to manipulate the media: coordinated link sharing behavior during 2018 and 2019 Italian elections
  25. Adapting to Mitigation Efforts: Evolving Strategies of Coordinated Link Sharing on Facebook
  26. An Italian Network of Memes, News, Spam Pages, and Dietary Supplements
  27. Understanding Coordinated and Inauthentic Link Sharing Behavior on Facebook in the Run-up of 2018 General Election and 2019 European Election in Italy
  28. Il patchwork mediale
  29. Diverging patterns of interaction around news on social media: insularity and partisanship during the 2018 Italian election campaign
  30. Steering the world from where we are: An introduction to the sociocybernetics perspective
  31. ‘Fake news’ is the invention of a liar: How false information circulates within the hybrid news system
  32. Facebook Digital Traces for Survey Research: Assessing the Efficiency and Effectiveness of a Facebook Ad–Based Procedure for Recruiting Online Survey Respondents in Niche and Difficult-to-Reach Populations
  33. A Hashtag Worth a Thousand Words: Discursive Strategies Around #JeNeSuisPasCharlie After the 2015 Charlie Hebdo Shooting
  34. Networked intimacy. Intimacy and friendship among Italian Facebook users
  35. Twitter Use During TV: A Full-Season Analysis of #serviziopubblico Hashtag
  36. Limiti e possibilità degli online social data
  37. Twitter, TV & the Hybrid spaces of politics
  38. Osservatorio sul Fascicolo Sanitario Elettronico in Italia: eccellenze e criticità
  39. Twitter, Second Screen & Participation
  40. Social tv: audience engagement e auto-rappresentazione dell'identità in rete
  41. Twitter TV correlations
  42. Second Screen and Participation: A Content Analysis of a Full Season Dataset of Tweets
  43. Social TV: Audience Engagement E Autorappresentazione Dell’identita’ in Rete (Social TV: Networked Publics Between Engagement and Identity Construction)
  44. Limits and Possibilities of Using Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube as a Research Data Source
  45. Moving towards a socially-driven internet architectural design
  46. Ethics and Interdisciplinarity in Computational Social Science
  47. If Likes Were Votes: An Empirical Study on the 2011 Italian Administrative Elections
  48. Social Media and Italian Universities: An Empirical Study on the Adoption and Use of Facebook, Twitter and Youtube
  49. Hanging Out, Messing Around, and Geeking Out: Kids Living and Learning with New Media (John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Series on Digital Media and Learning)
  50. Modernity 2.0: dove sociocibernetica e Internet Studies si incontrano
  51. La semantica dei sistemi sociali negli spazi mediati di rete: nuove prospettive di ricerca per le scenze sociali
  52. Testi, Consumi Mediali E Pubblici Produttivi in Italia. Analisi Delle Pratiche Di Social TV Da #XF6 a #Serviziopubblico (From #XF6 to #ServizioPubblico Cross-Genre Analysis of TV Audience Participatory Practices in Italy)
  53. Understanding the Online News Consumer: A Comparative Study Between Italy and United States (L’Informazione da Rito a Puzzle - Le News e Gli Italiani: Dalla Carta Stampata, Alla Rete al Mobile)
  54. Understanding Engagement and Willingness to Speak Up in Social-Television: A Full-Season, Cross-Genre Analysis of TV Audience Participation on Twitter