Vol. 18 No. 2 (2022): The Role of Algorithms and Digital Platforms on Sociopolitical Contexts

Published: 02/11/2022

Foreword

Foreword to the Dossier The Role of Algorithms and Digital Platforms on Sociopolitical Contexts

Rodrigo Moreno Marques, Maria Aparecida Moura, Lorena Tavares de Paula

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O papel dos algoritmos e das plataformas digitais em contextos sociopolíticos

Black skin, white algorithms: information and racism in socio-technical networks

Arthur Coelho Bezerra, Camila Mattos da Costa

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Hegemony and engagement in the context of mediatization and platformization

Pablo Nabarrete Bastos

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Artificial Intelligence, content moderation on YouTube and the rights protection: characteristics, problems and political impacts

Sivaldo Pereira da Silva, Daniel Jorge Teixeira Cesar

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The use of hashtags and algorithmic data management on Instagram

Antonio Celestino Rosa, Marcos Dantas Loureiro

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Democracy in collapse: reflections about flows of attention and collective actions for social change on the Internet

Adilson Vaz Cabral Filho, Cinthya Pires Oliveira

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Confronting disinformation through algorithms: an international overview in the scientific literature of possible responses to the problem

Thiago Magela Rodrigues Dias, Jônatas Edison da Silva

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Work, employment and income in the age of digital platformization: the case of care work

Carolina de Menezes Cardoso Pellegrini, Ana Paula Motta Costa

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Subjective Dimensions in Digital Health

Luís Henrique do Nascimento Gonçalves, Leonardo Costa de Castro, Raquel Requena Rachid, Bruno Elias Penteado, Marcelo Fornazin

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Digital populism and fabricated authenticity in Jair Bolsonaro’s Instagram campaign

Lídia Raquel Herculano Maia, Bruna Paiani Nasser Spaniol, Eloísa Joseane da Cunha Klein

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Rethink the political public sphere considering the Echo Chambers: concepts and methodological issues

Sérgio Rodrigo da Silva Ferreira

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Digital citizenship and network technology: communication, algorithms and civic applications

Caroline Kraus Luvizotto, Kárita Emanuelle Ribeiro Sena

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Anti-corruption speeches and networks on Twitter: “Bolsonaro is incorruptible”

Marina Alvarenga Botelho, Mariane Motta de Campos, Mayra Regina Coimbra, Deborah Luísa Vieira dos Santos

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The informational subject and online social networks: reflections of political polarization in information practices related to the Covid-19 pandemic

Andrea Heloiza Goulart, Ivette Kafure Muñoz

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Who will archive the contents of presidential social media in Brazil?

Anahi Rocha Silva, Marcia Cristina de Carvalho Pazin Vitoriano

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Online inequalities as an obstacle to digital democracy: the case of e-Cidadania website

Christiana Soares de Freitas, Letícia Pereira de Alcântara, Samuel Barros

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Informative architectures and citizen participation: a comparative study between the digital platforms Decidim and Rousseauv

Eli Borges Junior, Bruno Madureira Ferreira

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Modulation beyond control: considerations on amplification in informational processes

Maria Cortez Salviano, Diego Jair Vicentin

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On CoronaVac's effectiveness on Twitter: discussions and political aspects

Carina Luisa Ochi Flexor, Gustavo Costa, Vitória Lobo Batista Barros

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The lies of the I: procedures, genres and actors of first person misinformative discourse

Paolo Demuru, Yvana Fechine, Cecilia Almeida Rodrigues Lima, Juliana Gondim

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Methodological contributions to the incorporation of the memetic perspective into the repertoire of Information Science

Daniel da Silva Guimarães Cândido, Claudio Paixão Anastácio de Paula, Thiago Magela Rodrigues Dias

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Aknowledgements

Acknowledgment to the referees of Vol. 18, Issue 2, November 2022

Os Editores

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Vol. 18 No. 2 (2022): The Role of Algorithms and Digital Platforms on Sociopolitical Contexts

Foreword

Foreword to the Dossier The Role of Algorithms and Digital Platforms on Sociopolitical Contexts

O papel dos algoritmos e das plataformas digitais em contextos sociopolíticos

Black skin, white algorithms: information and racism in socio-technical networks

Hegemony and engagement in the context of mediatization and platformization

Artificial Intelligence, content moderation on YouTube and the rights protection: characteristics, problems and political impacts

The use of hashtags and algorithmic data management on Instagram

Democracy in collapse: reflections about flows of attention and collective actions for social change on the Internet

Confronting disinformation through algorithms: an international overview in the scientific literature of possible responses to the problem

Work, employment and income in the age of digital platformization: the case of care work

Subjective Dimensions in Digital Health

Digital populism and fabricated authenticity in Jair Bolsonaro’s Instagram campaign

Rethink the political public sphere considering the Echo Chambers: concepts and methodological issues

Digital citizenship and network technology: communication, algorithms and civic applications

Anti-corruption speeches and networks on Twitter: “Bolsonaro is incorruptible”

The informational subject and online social networks: reflections of political polarization in information practices related to the Covid-19 pandemic

Who will archive the contents of presidential social media in Brazil?

Online inequalities as an obstacle to digital democracy: the case of e-Cidadania website

Informative architectures and citizen participation: a comparative study between the digital platforms Decidim and Rousseauv

Modulation beyond control: considerations on amplification in informational processes

On CoronaVac's effectiveness on Twitter: discussions and political aspects

The lies of the I: procedures, genres and actors of first person misinformative discourse

Methodological contributions to the incorporation of the memetic perspective into the repertoire of Information Science

Aknowledgements

Acknowledgment to the referees of Vol. 18, Issue 2, November 2022

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