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Giulia Zago

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ID117907
NAMEGiulia Zago
GIVEN NAMESGiulia
FAMILY NAMEZago
SIGNATUREZAGO G
AFFILIATIONSUniversidade Federal de Pelotas
ORCID0000-0002-1229-9420
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS14
TOTAL CITATIONS59
AUTHOR COUNT14
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2010
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2020
H-INDEX4
  • Political Fandoms and Superparticipants in Political Conversations on Twittertwitter, Social Network Analysis, Political Polarization, Fandoms

    Open Access•Giulia Zago, Gabriela Zago et al.•ARTICLE•AoIR Selected Papers of Internet…•2020

    In this proposal, we discuss the role of superparticipants in political conversations on Twitter. Our hypothesis is that these highly active users show a clear political position and intentionally act to give visibility to some topics and to reduce the visibility of others, practices that are similar to those observed among fans in popular culture. In terms of methods, we use social network analysis metrics to identify the modularity of the netwo…

  • Disinformation Campaigns on Twitter During the Brazilian 2018 Presidential Election

    Open Access•Raquel Recuero, Felipe Bonow Soares et al.•ARTICLE•AoIR Selected Papers of Internet…•2020

    This proposal focuses on discussing the results of two-year study about disinformation in political conversations on Twitter during the 2018 presidential campaign in Brazil. Based on a dataset of over 20 million tweets, we explore the research question: What are the key characteristics of the disinformation campaigns aimed to influence the Brazilian 2018 election through political conversations on Twitter? To discuss this question, we aligned our…

  • Mineralogical clustering of the structural mortars from the Sarno Baths, Pompeii: A tool to interpret construction techniques and relative chronologies

    Open Access•Michele Secco, Caterina Canovaro et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Cultural Heritage•2019•Cited by: 6•References: 26

  • Using Social Network Analysis and Social Capital to Identify User Roles on Polarized Political Conversations on Twitter

    Open Access•Raquel Recuero, Giulia Zago et al.•ARTICLE•Social Media + Society•2019•Cited by: 9•References: 34

    In this article, we discuss the roles users play in political conversations on Twitter. Our case study is based on data collected in three dates during the former Brazilian president Lula's corruption trial. We used a combination of social network analysis metrics and social capital to identify the users' roles during polarized discussions that took place in each of the dates analyzed. Our research identified four roles, each associated with diff…

  • Ecologia dos aplicativos de mídias sociais da Google Play Store sob a ótica dos métodos digitais e da análise de redes para mídias sociais

    Open Access•Jan Alyne Barbosa Prado, Giulia Zago et al.•ARTICLE•Galáxia (São Paulo•2018

    O presente estudo busca experimentar uma combinação de métodos destinados a compreender a configuração da ecologia de aplicativos relacionados às mídias sociais disponíveis na loja Google Play. Partindo de inferências de natureza indutiva e abdutiva ligadas a perspectivas metodológicas e epistemológicas do que Rogers (2014) denomina Métodos Digitais, bem como da Análise de Redes para mídias sociais (RECUERO et al, 2015), a pesquisa busca produzir…

  • Informações Hiperlocais no Twitter: Produção Colaborativa E Mobilidade

    Open Access•Giulia Zago, Gabriela Da Silva Zago•ARTICLE•Ícone•2017

    Com a proliferação de dispositivos móveis e da possibilidade de produção jornalística em redes digitais, as informações tendem a se tornarem cada vez mais específicas, com vistas a atender às necessidades de indivíduos situados em territórios circunscritos. Com base nesse cenário, este trabalho procura discutir o jornalismo hiperlocal, caracterizado pela produção de informações associadas a um determinado lugar especifico, a partir de um estudo d…

  • A endogamia da Comunicação: Redes de colaboração na CSAI

    Open Access•M Bastos, Giulia Zago et al.•ARTICLE•Revista FAMECOS•2016

    O presente artigo analisa e discute as redes de colaboração na área de Ciências Sociais Aplicadas I. Os registros de coautoria e colaborações foram identificados e extraídos da base de dados Lattes do CNPq e análise de redes sociais foi empregada para oferecer um panorama da área, e mais especificamente, dos grupos de colaboração da subárea Comunicação. Os resultados da análise apontam para comunidades formadas pela combinação de diferentes crité…

  • Hashtags Functions in the Protests Across Brazil

    Open Access•Raquel Recuero, Giulia Zago et al.•ARTICLE•SAGE Open•2015•Cited by: 6•References: 19

    In this article, we discuss the communicative functions of hashtags during a period of major social protests in Brazil. Drawing from a theoretical background of the use of Twitter and hashtags in protests and the functions of language, we extracted a sample of 46,090 hashtags from 2,321,249 tweets related to Brazilian protests in June 2013. We analyzed the hashtags through content analysis, focusing on functions, and co-occurrences. We also quali…

  • Taking tweets to the streets: A spatial analysis of the Vinegar Protests in Brazil

    Open Access•Marco Toledo Bastos, Raquel Da Cunha Recuero et al.•ARTICLE•First Monday•2014

    In this paper we investigate the relationship between the geographic location of protestors attending demonstrations in the 2013 Vinegar protests in Brazil and the geographic location of users that tweeted the protests. We explored the overlap between different sources of geographic information from Twitter — namely geocode, hashtag, and user profile — provided by multiple samples drawn from a population of three million tweets related to the eve…

  • Narrative and violence: The Brazilian Autumn coverage on Twitter

    Open Access•Raquel Recuero, M Bastos et al.•ARTICLE•Matrizes•2014•References: 6

    O artigo analisa a cobertura dos protestos que aconteceram no Brasil em Junho de 2013. Para tanto, monitoramos 2282 tweets de dez veículos jornalísticos brasileiros que cobriram os protestos e, através de uma análise de conteúdo, comparamos e identificamos mensagens com enfoque na violência gerada pelos protestos. Também comparamos esse discurso aos dados oficiais divulgados pelos veículos jornalísticos a respeito de mortos, feridos e presos em 2…

  • Who And What Do Journalism: An actor-network perspective

    Alex Primo, Giulia Zago•ARTICLE•Digital Journalism•2014•Cited by: 34•References: 17

    Technology is typically seen as an instrument that aids journalistic processes. Digital artifacts, however, are seldom considered as active participants. Tautologically, journalism is defined as a practice of journalists. But journalism would not be the same without the role played by technological artifacts. To assess such a problem, this article discusses the ontological contributions from actor-network theory and how they may help to disclose …

  • O discurso dos #ProtestosBR: Análise de conteúdo do Twitter

    Open Access•Raquel Recuero, Giulia Zago et al.•ARTICLE•Galáxia (São Paulo•2014•Cited by: 2•References: 4

    O artigo foca na análise do discurso de mensagens no Twitter relacionadas aos protestos que ocorreram, em junho, no Brasil. Nosso objetivo é discutir as relações entre os conceitos e suas redes de sentido de forma a desvelar características e elementos que conformem padrões discursivos. Como principais resultados, discutimos o uso do Twitter para narrar os protestos e mobilizar as pessoas, mais do que efetivamente para discuti-los, bem como a pre…

  • Tweeting News Articles: Readership and News Sections in Europe and the Americas

    Open Access•Marco Toledo Bastos, Giulia Zago et al.•ARTICLE•SAGE Open•2013•Cited by: 2•References: 31

    In this article we investigate the impact of social media readership to the editorial profile of newspapers. We analyze tweets containing links to news articles from eight of the largest national newspapers in the United States, United Kingdom, Spain, Brazil, and Germany. The data collection follows the first two weeks of October 2012 and includes 2,842,699 tweets with links to news articles. Twitter-shortened links were resolved using a three-pa…

  • RT, por favor”: Considerações sobre a difusão de informações no Twitter

    Open Access•Raquel Recuero, Giulia Zago et al.•ARTICLE•Fronteiras - estudos midiáticos•2010

    This paper focuses on identifying and discussing some of the information diffusion strategies used by Brazilian social actors in Twitter based on social capital perceptions apprehended in the tool. It is started discussing how Twitter can be perceived as a social network site (Boyd and Ellison, 2007) and how, based on this perception, it can be understood as a favorable environment for information diffusion between actors who belong to this netwo…

  • Who And What Do Journalism: An actor-network perspective

    Alex Primo, Giulia Zago•ARTICLE•Digital Journalism•2014•Cited by: 34•References: 17

    Technology is typically seen as an instrument that aids journalistic processes. Digital artifacts, however, are seldom considered as active participants. Tautologically, journalism is defined as a practice of journalists. But journalism would not be the same without the role played by technological artifacts. To assess such a problem, this article discusses the ontological contributions from actor-network theory and how they may help to disclose …

  • Using Social Network Analysis and Social Capital to Identify User Roles on Polarized Political Conversations on Twitter

    Open Access•Raquel Recuero, Giulia Zago et al.•ARTICLE•Social Media + Society•2019•Cited by: 9•References: 34

    In this article, we discuss the roles users play in political conversations on Twitter. Our case study is based on data collected in three dates during the former Brazilian president Lula's corruption trial. We used a combination of social network analysis metrics and social capital to identify the users' roles during polarized discussions that took place in each of the dates analyzed. Our research identified four roles, each associated with diff…

  • Mineralogical clustering of the structural mortars from the Sarno Baths, Pompeii: A tool to interpret construction techniques and relative chronologies

    Open Access•Michele Secco, Caterina Canovaro et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Cultural Heritage•2019•Cited by: 6•References: 26

  • Hashtags Functions in the Protests Across Brazil

    Open Access•Raquel Recuero, Giulia Zago et al.•ARTICLE•SAGE Open•2015•Cited by: 6•References: 19

    In this article, we discuss the communicative functions of hashtags during a period of major social protests in Brazil. Drawing from a theoretical background of the use of Twitter and hashtags in protests and the functions of language, we extracted a sample of 46,090 hashtags from 2,321,249 tweets related to Brazilian protests in June 2013. We analyzed the hashtags through content analysis, focusing on functions, and co-occurrences. We also quali…

  • O discurso dos #ProtestosBR: Análise de conteúdo do Twitter

    Open Access•Raquel Recuero, Giulia Zago et al.•ARTICLE•Galáxia (São Paulo•2014•Cited by: 2•References: 4

    O artigo foca na análise do discurso de mensagens no Twitter relacionadas aos protestos que ocorreram, em junho, no Brasil. Nosso objetivo é discutir as relações entre os conceitos e suas redes de sentido de forma a desvelar características e elementos que conformem padrões discursivos. Como principais resultados, discutimos o uso do Twitter para narrar os protestos e mobilizar as pessoas, mais do que efetivamente para discuti-los, bem como a pre…

  • Tweeting News Articles: Readership and News Sections in Europe and the Americas

    Open Access•Marco Toledo Bastos, Giulia Zago et al.•ARTICLE•SAGE Open•2013•Cited by: 2•References: 31

    In this article we investigate the impact of social media readership to the editorial profile of newspapers. We analyze tweets containing links to news articles from eight of the largest national newspapers in the United States, United Kingdom, Spain, Brazil, and Germany. The data collection follows the first two weeks of October 2012 and includes 2,842,699 tweets with links to news articles. Twitter-shortened links were resolved using a three-pa…

  • RT, por favor”: Considerações sobre a difusão de informações no Twitter

    Open Access•Raquel Recuero, Giulia Zago et al.•ARTICLE•Fronteiras - estudos midiáticos•2010

    This paper focuses on identifying and discussing some of the information diffusion strategies used by Brazilian social actors in Twitter based on social capital perceptions apprehended in the tool. It is started discussing how Twitter can be perceived as a social network site (Boyd and Ellison, 2007) and how, based on this perception, it can be understood as a favorable environment for information diffusion between actors who belong to this netwo…

  • Tweeting News Articles: Readership and News Sections in Europe and the Americas

    Open Access•Marco Toledo Bastos, Giulia Zago et al.•ARTICLE•SAGE Open•2013•Cited by: 2•References: 31

    In this article we investigate the impact of social media readership to the editorial profile of newspapers. We analyze tweets containing links to news articles from eight of the largest national newspapers in the United States, United Kingdom, Spain, Brazil, and Germany. The data collection follows the first two weeks of October 2012 and includes 2,842,699 tweets with links to news articles. Twitter-shortened links were resolved using a three-pa…

  • Taking tweets to the streets: A spatial analysis of the Vinegar Protests in Brazil

    Open Access•Marco Toledo Bastos, Raquel Da Cunha Recuero et al.•ARTICLE•First Monday•2014

    In this paper we investigate the relationship between the geographic location of protestors attending demonstrations in the 2013 Vinegar protests in Brazil and the geographic location of users that tweeted the protests. We explored the overlap between different sources of geographic information from Twitter — namely geocode, hashtag, and user profile — provided by multiple samples drawn from a population of three million tweets related to the eve…

  • Narrative and violence: The Brazilian Autumn coverage on Twitter

    Open Access•Raquel Recuero, M Bastos et al.•ARTICLE•Matrizes•2014•References: 6

    O artigo analisa a cobertura dos protestos que aconteceram no Brasil em Junho de 2013. Para tanto, monitoramos 2282 tweets de dez veículos jornalísticos brasileiros que cobriram os protestos e, através de uma análise de conteúdo, comparamos e identificamos mensagens com enfoque na violência gerada pelos protestos. Também comparamos esse discurso aos dados oficiais divulgados pelos veículos jornalísticos a respeito de mortos, feridos e presos em 2…

  • Who And What Do Journalism: An actor-network perspective

    Alex Primo, Giulia Zago•ARTICLE•Digital Journalism•2014•Cited by: 34•References: 17

    Technology is typically seen as an instrument that aids journalistic processes. Digital artifacts, however, are seldom considered as active participants. Tautologically, journalism is defined as a practice of journalists. But journalism would not be the same without the role played by technological artifacts. To assess such a problem, this article discusses the ontological contributions from actor-network theory and how they may help to disclose …

  • O discurso dos #ProtestosBR: Análise de conteúdo do Twitter

    Open Access•Raquel Recuero, Giulia Zago et al.•ARTICLE•Galáxia (São Paulo•2014•Cited by: 2•References: 4

    O artigo foca na análise do discurso de mensagens no Twitter relacionadas aos protestos que ocorreram, em junho, no Brasil. Nosso objetivo é discutir as relações entre os conceitos e suas redes de sentido de forma a desvelar características e elementos que conformem padrões discursivos. Como principais resultados, discutimos o uso do Twitter para narrar os protestos e mobilizar as pessoas, mais do que efetivamente para discuti-los, bem como a pre…

  • Hashtags Functions in the Protests Across Brazil

    Open Access•Raquel Recuero, Giulia Zago et al.•ARTICLE•SAGE Open•2015•Cited by: 6•References: 19

    In this article, we discuss the communicative functions of hashtags during a period of major social protests in Brazil. Drawing from a theoretical background of the use of Twitter and hashtags in protests and the functions of language, we extracted a sample of 46,090 hashtags from 2,321,249 tweets related to Brazilian protests in June 2013. We analyzed the hashtags through content analysis, focusing on functions, and co-occurrences. We also quali…

  • A endogamia da Comunicação: Redes de colaboração na CSAI

    Open Access•M Bastos, Giulia Zago et al.•ARTICLE•Revista FAMECOS•2016

    O presente artigo analisa e discute as redes de colaboração na área de Ciências Sociais Aplicadas I. Os registros de coautoria e colaborações foram identificados e extraídos da base de dados Lattes do CNPq e análise de redes sociais foi empregada para oferecer um panorama da área, e mais especificamente, dos grupos de colaboração da subárea Comunicação. Os resultados da análise apontam para comunidades formadas pela combinação de diferentes crité…

  • Informações Hiperlocais no Twitter: Produção Colaborativa E Mobilidade

    Open Access•Giulia Zago, Gabriela Da Silva Zago•ARTICLE•Ícone•2017

    Com a proliferação de dispositivos móveis e da possibilidade de produção jornalística em redes digitais, as informações tendem a se tornarem cada vez mais específicas, com vistas a atender às necessidades de indivíduos situados em territórios circunscritos. Com base nesse cenário, este trabalho procura discutir o jornalismo hiperlocal, caracterizado pela produção de informações associadas a um determinado lugar especifico, a partir de um estudo d…

  • Ecologia dos aplicativos de mídias sociais da Google Play Store sob a ótica dos métodos digitais e da análise de redes para mídias sociais

    Open Access•Jan Alyne Barbosa Prado, Giulia Zago et al.•ARTICLE•Galáxia (São Paulo•2018

    O presente estudo busca experimentar uma combinação de métodos destinados a compreender a configuração da ecologia de aplicativos relacionados às mídias sociais disponíveis na loja Google Play. Partindo de inferências de natureza indutiva e abdutiva ligadas a perspectivas metodológicas e epistemológicas do que Rogers (2014) denomina Métodos Digitais, bem como da Análise de Redes para mídias sociais (RECUERO et al, 2015), a pesquisa busca produzir…

  • Mineralogical clustering of the structural mortars from the Sarno Baths, Pompeii: A tool to interpret construction techniques and relative chronologies

    Open Access•Michele Secco, Caterina Canovaro et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Cultural Heritage•2019•Cited by: 6•References: 26

  • Using Social Network Analysis and Social Capital to Identify User Roles on Polarized Political Conversations on Twitter

    Open Access•Raquel Recuero, Giulia Zago et al.•ARTICLE•Social Media + Society•2019•Cited by: 9•References: 34

    In this article, we discuss the roles users play in political conversations on Twitter. Our case study is based on data collected in three dates during the former Brazilian president Lula's corruption trial. We used a combination of social network analysis metrics and social capital to identify the users' roles during polarized discussions that took place in each of the dates analyzed. Our research identified four roles, each associated with diff…

  • Political Fandoms and Superparticipants in Political Conversations on Twittertwitter, Social Network Analysis, Political Polarization, Fandoms

    Open Access•Giulia Zago, Gabriela Zago et al.•ARTICLE•AoIR Selected Papers of Internet…•2020

    In this proposal, we discuss the role of superparticipants in political conversations on Twitter. Our hypothesis is that these highly active users show a clear political position and intentionally act to give visibility to some topics and to reduce the visibility of others, practices that are similar to those observed among fans in popular culture. In terms of methods, we use social network analysis metrics to identify the modularity of the netwo…

  • Disinformation Campaigns on Twitter During the Brazilian 2018 Presidential Election

    Open Access•Raquel Recuero, Felipe Bonow Soares et al.•ARTICLE•AoIR Selected Papers of Internet…•2020

    This proposal focuses on discussing the results of two-year study about disinformation in political conversations on Twitter during the 2018 presidential campaign in Brazil. Based on a dataset of over 20 million tweets, we explore the research question: What are the key characteristics of the disinformation campaigns aimed to influence the Brazilian 2018 election through political conversations on Twitter? To discuss this question, we aligned our…

Computer Science (9 works) · Political science (9 works) · Social Media and Politics (9 works) · Social media (8 works) · Sociology (8 works) · World Wide Web (6 works) · Art (5 works) · Humanities (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Media Studies and Communication (4 works)

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