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Special Issue: COVID-19 and Information. Guest Editors: Eugenia Siapera, Kalpana Shankar

Editorial

Eugenia Siapera; Kalpana Shankar
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The perfect storm in the midst of a pandemic: the use of information within an institution's concurrent crises

Derek R Slagle; J.J. McIntyre; April Chatham-Carpenter; Heather Ann Reed
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Health information communication during a pandemic crisis: analysis of CDC Facebook Page during COVID-19

Sue Yeon Syn
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The unknown knowns: a graph-based approach for temporal COVID-19 literature mining

Ulya Bayram; Runia Roy; Aqil Assalil; Lamia BenHiba
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A cross-national diagnosis of infodemics: comparing the topical and temporal features of misinformation around COVID-19 in China, India, the US, Germany and France

Jing Zeng; Chung-hong Chan
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The nature of rapid response to COVID-19 in Latin America: an examination of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia and Mexico

Janaina Pamplona da Costa; André Luiz Sica de Campos; Paulo Roberto Cintra; Liz Felix Greco; Johan Hendrik Poker
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Silently withdrawn or retracted preprints related to Covid-19 are a scholarly threat and a potential public health risk: theoretical arguments and suggested recommendations

Jaime A. Teixeira da Silva
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Contrasted media frames of AI during the COVID-19 pandemic: a content analysis of US and European newspapers

Jerome Duberry; Sabrya Hamidi
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Tackling COVID-19 from below: civic participation among online neighbourhood network users during the COVID-19 pandemic

Cato Waeterloos; Jonas De Meulenaere; Michel Walrave; Koen Ponnet
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Corona crisis chronicle: Fang Fang's Wuhan Diary (2020) as an act of sousveillance

Jana Fedtke; Mohammed Ibahrine; Yuting Wang
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Contact tracing apps for self-quarantine in South Korea: rethinking datafication and dataveillance in the COVID-19 age

Claire Seungeun Lee
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Infodemics during COVID-19: resources and recommendations to combat it

Javier Cifuentes-Faura
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The presumed influence of digital misinformation: examining US public’s support for governmental restrictions versus corrective action in the COVID-19 pandemic

Yang Cheng; Yunjuan Luo
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Responsive stewardship and library advocacy in dystopian times: using information from the Civil Rights Movement and 1984 to strengthen libraries

Lily Hunter; Sarah A. Buchanan
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