... that the estimated impact of ads cannot be reasonably explained away, highlighting the significance of social media for election outcomes. elections social media political campaigns online political advertising voting behavior German Research Foundation 10.13039/501100001659 543018872 Significance Statement...

... (fail) a fixed threshold of 90% [ 18 ]. LQAS is conducted by a team independent from the vaccinator team and involves random sampling of 1 child (under 5 years of age) from 10 houses each in 6 randomly selected settlements per district immediately after a campaign [ 18 ]. We obtained data for SIAs...

... data, we demonstrate the critical impact of behavior changes on the transmission capacity of mpox virus, contrasting the limited effectiveness of vaccine campaigns. This study highlights the importance of human behavior in controlling the spread of future outbreaks, offering valuable insights...

... populism electoral campaigns media exposure Twitter data D72 F22 D91 J15 Recent national and European Parliament elections across European countries have shown increasing support for far-right and right-wing populist political parties, calling for a rise of nationalism in Europe ( Guiso et al. 2017...

... occasionally come at the expense of a deeper knowledge of how campaigns develop and implement canvassing and get-out-the-vote (GOTV) programs. We rely on a case study from a major statewide campaign in Texas to identify and explore the strategic considerations leading to the deployment of a large-scale paid...

..., with managed-campaign mechanisms that automate match formation and price-setting. The platform-optimal mechanism is a managed campaign that conditions the on-platform prices for sponsored products on the off-platform prices set by all advertisers. This mechanism yields the efficient on-platform allocation...

...Shu Scott Li; James Price Dillard; Youzhen Su Abstract Media campaigns can create change in their audiences directly via message exposure and indirectly via conversations about the campaign. An experiment (N = 232) exposed regular consumers of sugar-sweetened beverages...

... via the Permissions link on the article page on our site—for further information please contact [email protected]. Abstract Political advertising on social media has become a central element in election campaigns. However, granular information about political advertising on social media...

... campaigns hybrid threats polarization Singapore United States The aim is to bring a country to its knees without ever touching it, by using very aggressive media economic blackmail, subversion, infiltration. Within this doctrine, information is viewed as a weapon to shape reality by controlling...

... a mixed-design experiment (N = 1,416 total observations), varying the amount of daily exposure audiences had to campaign advertisements about distracted driving over nearly 2 weeks. Exposure to these messages (compared to control messages) led to greater message elaboration...

... ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract This article examines public information campaigns designed to deter asylum seekers from entering Australia via boat. Through analysing the institutional context and content of a graphic novel that was circulated within Afghan...

...Dominique Meekers; NhuNgoc K Pham; Cam-Thanh Tran; Mark J VanLandingham; Mai Do Posters can increase the awareness of public health problems and reinforce messages from other campaign components. Since posters do not typically have a captive audience, they must be attractive, easy to understand...

... literacy providing possible solutions of ‘awareness campaigns’, ‘education and training’, and ‘increased government funding for mental health (MH) support services’. Only 33.7% and 63.7% of participants were aware of Mental Health Week and the R U OK? Campaign, respectively. Whilst 12.4% of participants...

..., as antimicrobial resistance continues to be recognised as a global health threat². Promoting appropriate use and disposal of antibiotics is a key aspect of antibiotic amnesty campaigns, which work towards the bigger picture of reducing antimicrobial resistance (AMR)³. Studies that fill...

...Lilian Chan; Becky Freeman; Clare Hughes; Korina Richmond; Jane Dibbs; Blythe J O’Hara The participant sampling approach reflected the target audience of the Healthy Lunch Box campaign, whether or not they had taken a social media engagement action related to the campaign. We felt it was important...

... the continuity of academic discourse on the nuanced relationship between moral language and political rhetoric. Abstract During political campaigns, candidates use rhetoric to advance competing visions and assessments of their country. Research reveals that the moral language used in this rhetoric can...

... a communication process unique to public communication campaigns using social media, as well as advance theoretical discussions about such novel communication campaigns and inform theory-driven communication strategies for public communication campaigns using new communication technology. Abstract We proposed...

.... The concept of targeted campaigns of prevention is explained and the numerical experiments conducted indicate a decline in marijuana consumption if targeted campaigns of prevention were enacted 1 year prior to I-502 in Washington. marijuana stochastic boundedness and p^th moment targeted...

... a path-dependent feedback loop where ‘attitudinally congruent articles remain at the top of the feed’ ( Shmargad and Klar, 2020 , p. 423). The nuances of digital campaigning show that not every campaigner is a data expert nor are campaigns necessarily using data efficiently ( Dommett et al...

... the debates. In doing so, the article provides a rare empirical example of wedge politics carried in a multiparty system. Wedge Politics Wedge Issues Electoral Campaigns Permanent Campaigns Political Marketing More specifically, it assesses how the Conservative Party of Canada (CPC) used the issue...