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Birds of a Feather Flock Together: Network-Based Detection of Coordinated Disinformation Campaigns on Telegram
In recent years, disinformation has increasingly proliferated across social networks. The firing of fact-checkers from Meta and the disbanding of Twitter's Trust and Safety Council suggest that this trend will continue to escalate. While disinformation sources (e.g., social network accounts) can som
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