Mapping Brazil's political polarization on the internet
Individuals progressively utilize social networks systems such as Twitter and google and Twitter as their main resource for information and info. Examining social networks practices, for that reason, could provide abundant understanding right into the political viewpoints of a country. Our group of computer system researchers and social researchers from Brazil's College of São Paulo started evaluating individuals' Twitter and google habits in 2015. We began in our house nation, where Twitter and google is a preferred social networks network: 52 percent of metropolitan Brazilians take in their everyday information on the website. Roughly 12 million Brazilian Twitter and google individuals communicate with political web pages on the system. By plotting those users' communications with such web pages – those coming from a federal government authorities, social motion or advocacy company, for instance – we established an across the country map of exactly just how Brazilian pol...