Tag Social and Information Networks
In the fast-paced world of innovation, understanding the importance of patents is crucial for enterprises, researchers, and policymakers. Recent research introduces a significant advancement in patent citation network analysis through an enhanced version of the VoteRank algorithm. This article delves… Continue Reading →
Internet memes have transcended simple entertainment; they now serve as powerful tools for influencing public opinion and shaping societal views. A research article titled “On the Origins of Memes by Means of Fringe Web Communities” sheds light on how these… Continue Reading →
In the realm of data science and network analysis, the ability to compare and analyze graphs—collections of nodes connected by edges—has emerged as a cornerstone of research and application. However, traditional methods of graph comparison have long struggled with challenges… Continue Reading →
As social media, particularly Twitter, becomes an integral part of our communication landscape, the prevalence of abusive behavior—be it hate speech, cyberbullying, or other forms of offensive language—has attracted significant attention. The research article by Founta et al. investigates the… Continue Reading →
The digital age has opened up numerous avenues for communication, creativity, and connection. However, it has also birthed a dark underbelly where social media can propagate harmful trends. One alarming example of this is the “Blue Whale Challenge,” a name… Continue Reading →
The Blue Whale Challenge has alarmed parents, educators, and mental health professionals alike. This controversial online game involves a series of harmful tasks that individuals are coerced into completing over a period of 50 days, with the final task tragically… Continue Reading →
Within the labyrinth of the internet lies a digital realm known as 4chan, a platform notorious for its mysterious and controversial nature. Among its plethora of boards, one stands out in particular: /pol/, the Politically Incorrect board. A recent research… Continue Reading →