Bots and automation over Twitter during the third U.S. Presidential Debate

Bots and automation over Twitter during the third U.S. Presidential Debate

Bots are social media accounts that automate interaction with other users, and political bots have been particularly active on public policy issues, political crises, and elections. We collected data on bot activity using the major hashtags related to the third U.S. Presidential debate. We find tha...

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Main Authors:	Howard, P, Kollanyi, B, Woolley, S
Format:	Report
Udgivet:	Political Bots 2016

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