The contribution of the thesis is to propose new solutions and approaches for the detection of online information manipulations. Information manipulation strategies can take the forms of: (i) disinformation, which is manipulation in the form of online deceiving content, and (ii) misbehavior, which is manipulation in the form of online deceiving accounts. We investigate and address such issues as interconnected, comprehensive, and holistic problems, going beyond current literature limitations of siloed approaches. In particular, we provide technical approaches for the detection of online information manipulation capable of taking into consideration diverse strategies, multiple targets, multiple online platforms, and coordination and manipulation definitions beyond the binary concept.

Holistic Approaches to Investigating, Characterizing, and Detecting Online Disinformation and Misbehavior

TARDELLI, SERENA
2022

Abstract

The contribution of the thesis is to propose new solutions and approaches for the detection of online information manipulations. Information manipulation strategies can take the forms of: (i) disinformation, which is manipulation in the form of online deceiving content, and (ii) misbehavior, which is manipulation in the form of online deceiving accounts. We investigate and address such issues as interconnected, comprehensive, and holistic problems, going beyond current literature limitations of siloed approaches. In particular, we provide technical approaches for the detection of online information manipulation capable of taking into consideration diverse strategies, multiple targets, multiple online platforms, and coordination and manipulation definitions beyond the binary concept.
29-dic-2022
Italiano
data science
disinformation
social media intelligence
social network analysis
web science
Avvenuti, Marco
Tesconi, Maurizio
Cresci, Stefano
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