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ArticleRevealing the political affinity of online entities through their Twitter followers

Giorgos Stamatelatos2019

Article2019

Revealing the political affinity of online entities through their Twitter followers

Giorgos Stamatelatos · Sotirios Gyftopoulos · George Drosatos · Pavlos S. Efraimidis

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Published2019-12-04

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ISSN-L0020-0271

Languageen

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