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Podcast: Analysing how the Russian people respond to the war on social networks

Podcast: Analysing how the Russian people respond to the war on social networks

Update: 2022-04-22
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Originally published on Global Voices

On a black background is an orange map of Russia. Imposed on that are icons of groups of people connected to each other to signify a social network

Image courtesy Ameya Nagarajan


This week, we take a deep dive into research from the Civic Media Observatory, where Daria Dergacheva tells us about the CMO's analysis of Vkontakte, a Russia-only social network. The research looked at how, in one of the few “public” spaces left to Russians in Russia, members responded to posts about the war, and terms and iconography associated with it. In a follow up post to the analysis discussed here, the CMO looked at how Ukrainians were using the same site to inform Russians about the war.


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For more information about this topic, see our special coverage Russia invades Ukraine.


Written by Ameya Nagarajan

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Podcast: Analysing how the Russian people respond to the war on social networks

Podcast: Analysing how the Russian people respond to the war on social networks

Ameya Nagarajan