Online Allies and Tricky Freelancers: Understanding the Differences in the Role of Social Media in the Campaigns for the Scottish Independence Referendum

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#IndyRef2 See this article by Ana Langer, Michael Comerford, @desmcnulty : "Online Allies and Tricky Freelancers: Understanding the Differences in the Role of Social Media in the Campaigns for the Scottish Independence Referendum" now out in https://t.co/q

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Online Allies and Tricky Freelancers: Understanding the Differences in the Role of Social Media in the Campaigns for the Scottish Independence Referendum - read @AnaInesLanger, Michael Comerford & @desmcnulty's @PolStudies article here: https://t.co/1g

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