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How yes and no supporters used social media to influence the Indigenous Voice to Parliament vote
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El Ashcroft
Introduction Both yes and no supporters used social media to influence the 2023 Indigenous Voice to Parliament vote through networked publics, hashtag activism and clicktivism. Throughout the Indigenous Voice to Parliament campaign, networked publics were created to engage the public. According to Ojala and Ripatti-Torniainen (2024), the concept of networked publics first appeared in academic…
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Twubbling Tweets: How Twitter influences modern political discourse and its impact on society
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Chris May
Abstract The means with which we communicate with others has a direct impact on our behaviour both individually and as a wider society. In western politics much is being made of the increasingly polarised nature of our society, with a breakdown of discussion and compromise underpinning many of the more sensational headlines. This paper explores…
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Social Media in Politics – Dangers, Benefits and Changes Over Time
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Douglas Baker
Abstract: This paper discusses the increasing involvement of social media in the political process and the changes over time. Social media is often sighted as a source of misinformation and potential manipulation. Research in the area has had to adapt and change to determine the best way to analyse the modern environment, and has highlighted…
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