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Covid or not Covid? Topic Shift in Information Cascades on Twitter

2020-12-01 · RDSM (COLING) 2020 12 · Liana Ermakova, Diana Nurbakova, Irina Ovchinnikova

Social media have become a valuable source of information. However, its power to shape public opinion can be dangerous, especially in the case of misinformation. The existing studies on misinformation detection hypothesise that the initial message is fake. In contrast, we focus on information distortion occurring in cascades as the initial message is quoted or receives a reply. We show a significant topic shift in information cascades on Twitter during the Covid-19 pandemic providing valuable insights for the automatic analysis of information distortion.

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