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In the episode, Manchetômetro researcher Eduardo Barbabela talks to Keila Rosa and Andressa Liegi, researchers from the M Facebook project, about the monitoring reports of campaigns on Facebook. Does popularity and engagement on networks generate votes? Presentation and editing: André Madruga.
By MANCHETÔMETRO: In this episode, Manchetômetro coordinator João Feres Jr. debates with researchers Mariane Matos and Eduardo Barbabela about Fake News, media regulation and freedom of expression. Presented by André Madruga. To listen, click on the player below or listen on Spotify.
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In this first episode of a special series about the new coronavirus in Europe, Manchetômetro hears the story of a Brazilian student who lived in one of the biggest epicenters of the pandemic.
By MANCHETÔMETRO: After all, does success on social networks translate into voting intentions? Is the cancellation of debates justified?
By MACHETÔMETRO: Podcast – Social networks and the radical right
By MANCHETÔMETRO: Eduardo Barbabela, researcher at Manchetômetro, and Leonardo Barbosa, political scientist and researcher at the Brazilian Legislative Observatory (OLB), look back at 2020: the year that will not end
By MANCHETÔMETRO: In this episode, Manchetômetro coordinator João Feres Jr. debates with researchers Mariane Matos and Eduardo Barbabela about Fake News, media regulation and freedom of expression. Presented by André Madruga. To listen, click on the player below or listen on Spotify.
By Manchetometer:
In this first episode of a special series about the new coronavirus in Europe, Manchetômetro hears the story of a Brazilian student who lived in one of the biggest epicenters of the pandemic.
By MANCHETÔMETRO: After all, does success on social networks translate into voting intentions? Is the cancellation of debates justified?
By MACHETÔMETRO: Podcast – Social networks and the radical right
By MANCHETÔMETRO: Eduardo Barbabela, researcher at Manchetômetro, and Leonardo Barbosa, political scientist and researcher at the Brazilian Legislative Observatory (OLB), look back at 2020: the year that will not end
