A model for the generation of public sphere-like activity in sport-themed Twitter hashtags

Brendan O’Hallarn · Stephen L. Shapiro · D. E. Wittkower · Lynn L. Ridinger · Marion E. Hambrick

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Highlights• Twitter has faced significant recent criticism because of aggressive behaviors exhibited by users of the platform.• A conceptual model offers an approach for how sport-themed Twitter hashtag discussions can counter this vein of negativity.• The model suggests amplifiers and barriers to discussion enabled by Twitter hashtags.

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