Analyzing Social Media Activities at Bellingcat

Author:

Bär Dominik1ORCID,Calderon Fausto2ORCID,Lawlor Michael2ORCID,Licklederer Sophia2ORCID,Totzauer Manuel2ORCID,Feuerriegel Stefan1ORCID

Affiliation:

1. LMU Munich, Germany and Munich Center for Machine Learning, Germany

2. LMU Munich, Germany

Publisher

ACM

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