Twitter Use by Academic Nuclear Medicine Programs: Pilot Content Analysis Study by Ananya Panda, Akash Sharma, Ayca Dundar, Ann Packard, Lee Aase, Amy Kotsenas, Ayse Tuba Kendi

“…Of these, 52% (46/88) had Twitter accounts and 24% (21/88) had at least one post related to NM/NR. …”
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Suspended accounts align with the Internet Research Agency misinformation campaign to influence the 2016 US election by Matteo Serafino, Zhenkun Zhou, José S. Andrade, Alexandre Bovet, Hernán A. Makse

“…Our study demonstrates that this group of suspended Twitter accounts significantly influenced individuals categorized as undecided or weak supporters, potentially with the aim of swaying their opinions, as indicated by Granger causality.…”
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Einmal amtlich, immer amtlich? by Alexander Hobusch

“…<p>Im Verfassungsblog erschien kürzlich ein Beitrag zur „Umnutzung“ des Twitter-Accounts durch die Bundesinnenministerin. Das Urteil: Verfassungswidrig, sogar ein Widerspruch zu demokratischen und rechtsstaatlichen Standards wurde attestiert, wobei nicht erläutert wird, worin etwa Letztere liegen sollen. …”
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Women’s Mobilization, Digital Mediatization and the Emergence of bottom-up Activism in Tunisia and Morocco by Zeineb TOUATI, Hassan ATIFI

“…The study focuses on a double corpus resulting from a regular monitoring of Facebook pages, Twitter accounts as well as the Youtube platform. This analysis allowed us to point out the new forms of engagement allowed by digital media and to show the emergence, in these countries, of a new activism from below that is complementary but autonomous from classical activism. …”
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Aus Staat mach Privat by Nicolas Harding

“…Im Zuge dessen änderte sich auch die Beschreibung ihres Twitter-Accounts. Seit der Umstellung ist in den dort geteilten Beiträgen ein wilder Mix aus ministeriellen wie parteipolitischen Beiträgen wiederzufinden. …”
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A Corpus-Based CDA of Populist Politicians’ Strategies and Public Response on Twitter during the COVID-19 Pandemic by Andrea Cifalinò, Ester Di Silvestro, Marco Venuti

“…Abstract In this paper we analyse how populist leaders in UK and Italy – namely Nigel Farage, Nicola Sturgeon, Giorgia Meloni, and Matteo Salvini – reacted to the first and second lockdowns on their Twitter accounts, communicating directly to their people. …”
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World Gynecologic Oncology Day: the use of Twitter to raise awareness of gynecologic cancersAJOG Global Reports at a Glance by Christina Uwins, MBChB, BSc Med Sci (Hons), MRCS, MRCOG, Yusuf Yilmaz, PhD, Esra Bilir, MD, Geetu P. Bhandoria, MS

“…RESULTS: A total of 382 Twitter accounts participated in this campaign and 662 tweets, including retweets, were reported. …”
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Nationalisten in transnationalen Netzwerken: Eine Netzwerkanalyse transnationaler Beziehungen von rechtspopulistischen Akteuren in Europa auf Twitter by Dominik Hokamp

“…Mithilfe einer sozialen Netzwerkanalyse wurden 45 Twitter-Accounts von Parteifunktionären von neun europäischen rechtspopulistischen Parteien analysiert. …”
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Police and Social Media: Twitter Use of City Police Headquarters in Turkey / Polis ve Sosyal Medya: Türkiye’de İl Emniyet Müdürlüklerinin Twitter Kullanımı by Deniz Özçetin1, Burak Özçetin2

“…This article discusses the presence and performance of security forces in the social media in Turkey through the content analysis of the tweets sent by city police headquarters’ official Twitter accounts in 2014 which have tweeted at least once (28 city police headquarters, 6371 tweets). …”
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Communication Strategies in Social Media in the Example of ICT Companies by Anna Losa-Jonczyk

“…The research was carried out using the method of the content of messages posted on the official Facebook and Twitter accounts of the ICT companies’ analysis. The analysis showed that the companies prefer corporate ability communication strategy over Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) or a hybrid one. …”
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An examination of social media use and the FA Women’s Super League: The challenges of going professional by Ann Marie Carragher, Luciana Lolich

“…The study uses data from the clubs’ Twitter accounts and interviews with key employees. A total of 1088 tweets were analysed. …”
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Building a mobile app for joke-generating with machine learning model by Toh, Rui Sheng

“…The model is trained by feeding Tweets, from Twitter accounts of well-known comedians, into it. Outputs of the model are curated through both software and manual approaches, in order to ensure the end results possess proper grammatical structures and high qualities. …”
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The State of Mind of Health Care Professionals in Light of the COVID-19 Pandemic: Text Analysis Study of Twitter Discourses by Aviad Elyashar, Ilia Plochotnikov, Idan-Chaim Cohen, Rami Puzis, Odeya Cohen

“…MethodsThe population for this study was selected from followers of a few hundred Twitter accounts of health care organizations and common HCP points of interest. …”
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One Year of COVID-19 Vaccine Misinformation on Twitter: Longitudinal Study by Francesco Pierri, Matthew R DeVerna, Kai-Cheng Yang, David Axelrod, John Bryden, Filippo Menczer

“…We focused our analysis of vaccine misinformation spreaders on verified and automated Twitter accounts. ResultsOur findings showed a relatively low prevalence of low-credibility information compared to the entirety of mainstream news. …”
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Spanish politicians in Twitter: A linguistic analysis of their written discourse by Ricardo Casañ Pitarch

“…The purpose of this research is to analyze a corpus of 630 tweets published by four Spanish political leaders in their personal Twitter accounts, and consequently to describe their communication style in this social network with the hypothesis that their political views and interests influence their messages. …”
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Clustering of media content from social networks using bigdata technology by Igor Rytsarev, Dmitriy Kirsh, Alexandr Kupriyanov

“…To carry out computational experiments, a large sample of heterogeneous images (photographs, paintings, postcards, etc.) was collected from real Twitter accounts. The results confirmed the high quality of media content clustering, the average error was around 5 %.…”
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The Discourse of the Egyptian January 25th Revolution by Karel Černý

“… This qualitative empirical study deals with the Egyptian revolutionary discourse published on Twitter by the revolutionaries from the so-called Facebook generation during the January 25th revolution. Their Twitter accounts have been analysed using methods based on grounded theory. …”
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Modeling disinformation networks on Twitter: structure, behavior, and impact by Pau Muñoz, Fernando Díez, Alejandro Bellogín

“…To better understand this situation and how to encourage safer and broader narratives, this paper presents a comparative study of the activity of 275 Twitter accounts tagged as disinformation sources and 275 accounts tagged as legitimate journalists over a 3.5-year period in the Spanish context. …”
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News criteria on social media by Jakob Linaa Jensen

“…This article identifies and compares news criteria of social media posts shared on 25 Danish Twitter accounts and 25 Danish Facebook pages, representing exactly the same 25 news media actors. …”
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From Archangels to Virtual Pilgrims: A Brief History of Papal Digital Mobilization as Soft Power by Johannes Ludwig Löffler

“…During the pontificate of Benedict XVI, the papacy created several Twitter accounts, which would become the backbone of papal digital mobilization. …”
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