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MAA Graduate Amelia Jamison Co-Authored Paper about Russian Twitter Bots and Vaccines

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Study shows connection between Russian trolls and US vaccine debates.

Several news outlets have recently covered the work of MAA graduate Amelia Jamison (2014). She co-authored a paper covering Russian influence on the vaccination debate in the United States. The findings from the team of researchers revealed that Russian bots and trolls have been responsible for tweets that are both anti-vaccination and pro-vaccination. Ultimately, this study used the issue of vaccination to show how Russian trolls are creating discord in the United States, discord which may extend far beyond just the issue of vaccination. See links below to learn more information about Amelia Jamison's work.

CNN: https://www.cnn.com/2018/08/23/health/russia-trolls-vaccine-debate-study/index.html

Forbes: https://www.forbes.com/sites/brucelee/2018/08/25/that-anti-vaccination-message-may-be-from-a-russian-bot-or-troll/#34de9fcff77f

Maryland Toady: https://today.umd.edu/articles/infecting-vaccine-debate-98ff06a0-4c6e-4fbc-aef5-9e9816037212

 

Published on Fri, 09/07/2018 - 08:17

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