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Volume 6 | Number 1-2 | Online Early Version

Online Version: ISSN No: 2708-2490
Print Version: ISSN No: 2709-0590
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Publish Date: 01, July 2025

Article:

Social Media in Bangladesh's July 2024 Movement: Algorithmic Curation, User-Generated Content, and Peer Networks in Shaping Public Opinion

Atiqur Rahman, Mostakim Bin Motaher and Sabiha Sultana

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