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We analyze the relationship between partisanship, echo chambers, and vulnerability to online misinformation by studying news sharing behavior on Twitter. While our results confirm prior findings that online misinformation sharing is strongly correlated with right-leaning partisanship, we also uncover a similar, though weaker, trend among left-leaning users. Because of the correlation between a user’s partisanship and their position within a partisan echo chamber, these types of influence are confounded. To disentangle their effects, we performed a regression analysis and found that vulnerability to misinformation is most strongly influenced by partisanship for both left- and right-leaning users.

Read the full article at: misinforeview.hks.harvard.edu

Via Complexity Digest, june holley

I opened my Twitter account a few years ago, but for a while I didn't have much to show for it. As of April 27, 2014, I had never posted a single tweet and had a mere 85 followers.

From a professional standpoint, that was a problem. I'm the head of a sales training and consulting firm that specializes in applying behavioral science—the study of how the human brain makes choices—to business and sales. I knew I needed to communicate better with more prospective clients, and I wondered what would happen if I applied my science background to boosting my social media reach.

 

So I decided to set myself up as a guinea pig. But from the outset, I made one rule: I'd never spend more than 15 minutes a day on Twitter. Instead, I'd have to use some behavioral science–backed strategies to produce the greatest results in the shortest amount of time.

Via The Learning Factor

Via Gust MEES, María Dolores Díaz Noguera

Una de las cuestiones que normalmente surgen entwitter es qué estrategia poner en marcha a la hora de seguir. Hay quienes defienden el seguir a todo el mundo y estamos quienes defendemos que es imposible tener calidad de TL siguiendo a muchos, ahora bien, aquí entra en juego qué entendemos cada uno por calidad, por lo que planteo esta entrada desde mi propio concepto de calidad, experiencia y prácticas en twitter y mi estrategia base como profesional, estrategia base que todos deberíamos plantearnos, ya seamos empresa o profesional, puesto que tener claro nuestro posicionamiento, qué deseamos conseguir, qué nos interesa … determinará en gran medida a quiénes sigamos y nuestros “límites” de “seguimiento”.

 

Via MyKLogica