The political economy of digital profiteering: communication resource mobilization by anti-vaccination actors
Contemporary communication requires both a supply of content and a digital information infrastructure. Modern campaigns of misinformation are especially dependent on that back-end infrastructure for tracking and targeting a sympathetic audience and generating revenue that can sustain the campaign fi...
Main Authors: | Herasimenka, A, Au, Y, George, A, Joynes-Burgess, K, Knuutila, A, Bright, J, Howard, PN |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
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Oxford University Press
2022
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