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The Dialogic Paradox Across Platforms: Media Richness, Sentiment, and Phase-Dependent Engagement on Twitter During the COVID-19 Delta Rebound
Background. Crisis communication on social media during pandemic rebound periods remains under-studied, and two competing frameworks — Media Richness Theory (MRT) and Dialogic Communication Theory (DCT) — offer divergent predictions about which content features drive audience engagement under acute
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