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2024
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Hussam Habib, Ryan Stoldt, Andrew High, Brian Ekdale, Ashley M. Peterson, Katy Biddle, Javie Ssozi, Rishab Nithyanand:
Algorithmic amplification of biases on Google Search. CoRR abs/2401.09044 (2024)
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Hussam Habib, Ryan Stoldt, Raven Maragh, Brian Ekdale, Rishab Nithyanand:
Uncovering the Interaction Equation: Quantifying the Effect of User Interactions on Social Media Homepage Recommendations. CoRR abs/2407.07227 (2024)

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Huyen T. Le, Raven Maragh, Brian Ekdale, Andrew High, Timothy Havens, Zubair Shafiq:
Measuring Political Personalization of Google News Search. WWW 2019: 2957-2963
2010
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Brian Ekdale, Kang Namkoong, Timothy K. F. Fung, David D. Perlmutter:
Why blog? (then and now): exploring the motivations for blogging by popular American political bloggers. New Media Soc. 12(2): 217-234 (2010)

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