Political Science

Exercising control in media during Covid-19: the "Stay at Home" campaign on Twitter in Greece

M. Karyotakis

This research by Minos-Athanasios Karyotakis delves into the controversial online anti-media sentiment sparked by Greece's 'Stay at Home' Campaign during COVID-19. Analyzing a surge of tweets, the study reveals how non-transparent financial support can significantly erode media independence and fuel public distrust of media institutions.

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