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Detecting Hashtag Hijacking for Hashtag Activism [PDF]
Proceedings of the 1st Workshop on NLP for Positive Impact, 2021 Social media has changed the way we engage in social activities. On Twitter, users can participate in social movements using hashtags such as #MeToo; this is known as hashtag activism. However, while these hashtags can help reshape social norms, they can also be used maliciously by spammers or troll communities for other purposes, such as signal ...
Pooneh Mousavi, Jessica Ouyang
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ILCEA, 2023 In this article, the functions of hashtags in the contributions of banks on LinkedIn are examined from a comparative German-French perspective. After a linguistic introduction to the special features of the hashtag, the basic principles of employer ...
Larissa Mara Werle
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Hashtags in Linguistic Anthropology: A COVID-19 Case Study
Angles, 2021 Hashtags in social media reflect the Coronavirus pandemic outbreak and the consequential shifts and swifts in people’s lifestyles. Several studies related to the pandemic have used hashtags from linguistic, economic, and sociological perspectives ...
V Shri Vaishali, S. Rukmini
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In ʼn leefwêreld vervleg: Die gesprek oor Ingrid Jonker op Instagram
Literator, 2022 Intertwined in a living world: The conversation about Ingrid Jonker on Instagram. Ingrid Jonker is a legend in Afrikaans literature who is sometimes compared with figures such as Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley and James Dean.
Burgert A. Senekal
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The pragmatic functions of emojis in Arabic tweets
Frontiers in Psychology, 2023 Emojis have been used on different platforms and in different languages to express feelings and emotions in online communication, which has led to their widespread familiarity among social media users worldwide.
Amjad Alharbi, Mohammad Mahzari
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Global Infodemiology of COVID-19: Analysis of Google Web Searches and Instagram Hashtags
Journal of Medical Internet Research, 2020 Background Although “infodemiological” methods have been used in research on coronavirus disease (COVID-19), an examination of the extent of infodemic moniker (misinformation) use on the internet remains limited.
A. Rovetta, A. Bhagavathula
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استخدامات الجيل الثاني من الويب: دراسة تحليلية على مشارکات مستخدمي تويتر في الأحداث الرياضية [PDF]
المجلة المصرية لبحوث الرأى العام, 2014 تتمثل أهمية هذه الدراسة في تناول أحد أهم الموضوعات التي تمثل إشکالية حقيقية للباحثين في مجال الإعلام الجديد وشبکات التواصل الاجتماعي وهي إشکالية تجمع بين الشقين النظري والإجرائي، حيث خلقت وسائل التواصل الاجتماعي واقعاً جديداً بالکلية على مستوى القائم ...
فاطمة الزهراء محمد أحمد السيد
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Tourism and Hospitality Research, 2021 Coastal and marine tourism offer various topics discussed within social media communication during a pandemic. The present study analysed the discussion topics in the popular Twitter's tourism hashtags during the COVID-19 crisis related to coastal and ...
Orly Carvache-Franco +2 more
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Educational influencers on Twitter. Analysis of hashtags and relationship structure
Comunicar, 2021 In this article we research Spanish educational influencers with major presence on Twitter: what are the most common topics or hashtags used by them, whether there are groups based on the topics of their interventions or what type of social network they ...
Carlos Marcelo, Paula Marcelo
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Hashtags as Signals of Political Identity: #BlackLivesMatter and #AllLivesMatter
, 2022 We investigate partisan perceptions of tweets marked with the #BlackLivesMatter and #AllLivesMatter hashtags, as well as how the presence or absence of those hashtags changed the meaning and subsequent interpretation of those tweets in U.S. participants.
Maia Powell +2 more
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