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The politicization of oncology drug funding reviews in Canada. [PDF]

Curr Oncol, 2016
Skedgel C, Younis T.
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Concurrent Mentions of Vaping and Alcohol on Twitter: Latent Dirichlet Analysis.

J Med Internet Res
Ranker LR, Tofu DA, Lu M, Wu J, Bhatnagar A, Robertson RM, Wijaya D, Hong T, Fetterman JL, Xuan Z.   +9 more
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The Middle-Out Perspective: an approach to formalise 'normal practice' in public health advocacy. [PDF]

Perspect Public Health
Mindell JS, Parag Y, Bartington SE, Stoll L, Barlow J, Janda KB.   +5 more
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Legal Astroturfing

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2022
Alvin Cheung
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Authorship Attribution in Astroturfing Detection and the Impact of Google Translate on Cross-lingual Text Analysis

International Conference on Emerging eLearning Technologies and Applications, 2023
This paper investigates the impact of using Google Translate to perform authorship attribution analysis on Norwegian texts translated into English, with the goal of detecting astroturfing activities in online public discourse.
Isak Kvalvaag Torgersen, Sebastian Leibold, Patrick Bours   +2 more
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Astroturfing Exposed: Uncovering the Role of Astroturfing in Shaping Trust and Engagement Online

2024 International Conference on Computing and Intelligent Reality Technologies (ICCIRT)
Astroturfing is the practice of simulating widespread grassroots support to manipulate public opinion, and it poses a severe threat to online trust. Astroturfing creates fake campaigns that look like genuine opinions.
Akshata Balasaheb Badade, Kumar Dhanaraj
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Disinformation, social media, bots, and astroturfing: the fourth wave of digital democracy

El Profesional de la Informacion, 2021
This article reflects on the conceptualization and the salient features of the ecology of e-democracy. The authors identify four distinct waves marked by technological innovations and studied under the control–participation dichotomy.
Berta García-Orosa
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