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[Jen Chan @JenChanNCM]

Inside the Pricey War to Influence Your Instagram Feed https://t.co/tS0wIYV8H6 via @WIRED #ncm19

[andreayou @andreayou11]

Weak and strong ties in social networks are often more insightful that what meets the eye- they can help us learn about religious and political dissent, and even socioeconomic injustices. Read more here:

How We Police Our Networks: https://t.co/aj51A1dIF5

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[Alisha Sonawalla @ASonawalla]

Social media influencers are a hot topic these days in digital marketing and they don't need to be celebrities. Instead, everyday people have risen up the ranks of social media to amass followers. But are these influencers worth the investment?
https://t.co/8XQXbwaUIa
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[Grant Shen @ShenGrant]

A look back at the influence of Facebook from the last 15 years in creating and maintaining our weak tie relationships that otherwise would have disappeared.
https://t.co/wsXgDJ8agO
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[Seungmin @minyi_1]

Check out this article that discusses the rationale for the adoption of network systems and social capital as the foundation for a multi-focal
approach to primary healthcare reform in Alberta, Canada #ncm19

https://t.co/WAX8fVO3Gw

[Seungmin @minyi_1]

This article, co-written by Stern's very own, Professor Sundararajan, discusses how seeding strategies are often overestimated as a result of mistaking influence for homophily. Read on to learn effective ways to maximize the effect of seeding! #ncm19

https://t.co/vH6EienO70

[Seungmin @minyi_1]

The science behind friendship https://t.co/0MAC05N3vt
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