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Social media and the internet of things towards data-driven policymaking in the Arab world: potential, limits and concerns

Abstract:: The influence of social media has continued to grow globally over the past decade During 2016 social media played a highly influential role in what has been described as a “post truth” era in policymaking diplomacy and political communication For example social media “bots” arguably played a key role in influencing public opinion globally whether on the political or public policy levels Such practices rely heavily on big data analytics artificial...

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Salem, F. (2017). Social media and the internet of things towards data-driven policymaking in the Arab world: potential, limits and concerns. In Arab Social Media Report. MBR School of Government.

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Salem, F. “Social Media and the Internet of Things towards Data-Driven Policymaking in the Arab World: Potential, Limits and Concerns.” Arab Social Media Report, MBR School of Government, 2017.

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Salem, F. 2017. “Social Media and the Internet of Things towards Data-Driven Policymaking in the Arab World: Potential, Limits and Concerns.” In Arab Social Media Report. MBR School of Government.
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Institution:: University of Oxford
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Department:: Blavatnik School of Government
Oxford college:: St Antony's College
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Publisher:: MBR School of Government
Host title:: Arab Social Media Report
Journal:: Arab Social Media Report More from this journal
Publication date:: 2017-02-05
Paper number:: 7

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Copyright date:: 2017
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