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ArticleHow fast is fast enough? Twitter usability during emergencies

Victor Santoni2021

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How fast is fast enough? Twitter usability during emergencies

Victor Santoni · Samuel Rufat

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Public Relations and Crisis Communication Disaster Management and Resilience Geographic Information Systems Studies

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Published2021-06-01

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