The Data Journalism Agency TEXTY conducted a media monitoring of Russian disinformation topics for the period of 2 – 8 September 2019.
With VK, a Russian social network, finding itself the subject of sanctions in Ukraine, its pro-Russian users are flooding Ukraine-related discussions with hate speech.
The Data Journalism Agency TEXTY conducted a media monitoring of Russian disinformation topics for the period of 26 August – 2 September 2019.
The social media activity of both political parties, as well as ordinary users, largely defined the results of the snap parliamentary elections in Ukraine. Some tendencies do correlate with the results.
The Data Journalism Agency TEXTY conducted a media monitoring of Russian disinformation topics for the period of 19 – 25 August 2019.
UkraineWorld identified what role social networks played in Ukraine’s parliamentary vote.
The Data Journalism Agency TEXTY conducted a media monitoring of Russian disinformation topics for the period of 8 – 21 July 2019.
Ukraine has made its choice. On July 21st, Ukrainians voted for its new parliament. So far, preliminary results showed “The Servant of the People” Party on course to win the first-ever single-party majority in the Verkhovna Rada since Ukraine gained independence in 1991.
With the Ukrainian snap parliamentary elections race coming to an end, Ukrainians are using the most popular social networks to react actively to the news around the 5 top-rated parties.
The Data Journalism Agency TEXTY conducted a media monitoring of Russian disinformation topics for the period of 24 – 30 June 2019.