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Attention Economy: marketing in the Social Media Era
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Attention Economy: marketing in the Social Media Era

September 19, 2020September 19, 2020

Time is the most precious resource that we own, everyone wants a piece of it: owners, friends, family and Facebook. Time is anyway a discussed

Attention economy, Media literacy
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The attention machine
Alternative Narrative

The attention machine

September 19, 2020

Attention has been defined as the “notice taken of someone or something; the regarding of someone or something as interesting or important”. An object, situation

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The implications of filter bubbles in social media and the impact on the society
Alternative Narrative

The implications of filter bubbles in social media and the impact on the society

September 19, 2020

Daily routine: We wake up in the morning, we have breakfast and we open our smartphones to receive daily news about the world surrounding us.

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What is an Echo-Chamber and how does it affect people in social media?
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What is an Echo-Chamber and how does it affect people in social media?

September 19, 2020September 19, 2020

Nowadays, simultaneously with the increasingly influential and widespread use of social media, it has been observed that a very contagious social phenomenon is infecting our

Attention economy, Echochamber, Media literacy
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Echo chambers and terrorism: How an online ‘bubble’ of hate wounded an entire nation
Understanding Violence

Echo chambers and terrorism: How an online ‘bubble’ of hate wounded an entire nation

September 19, 2020

It is Friday afternoon in Oslo (22 July 2011), the capital city of Norway. People are getting ready for the weekend: discussing dinner plans, packing

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How “social media phenomena” influence social behavior: “pizzagate” conspiracy theory 
Alternative Narrative

How “social media phenomena” influence social behavior: “pizzagate” conspiracy theory 

September 19, 2020

Currently, in the IDare community, we are dealing with some phenomena which are occurring nowadays within social media and all kinds of online communication, and

Attention economy, Pizzagate
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