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<b>A Platformed Disinformation Ecology: Protest, Propaganda, and Social Media during Bangladesh's July 2024 Uprising</b>
This mixed-methods study examines how misinformation circulated within the platform-dependent information environment surrounding Bangladesh’s July 2024 Uprising. It combines a content analysis of 203 verified misinformation cases from six fact-checking organizations with 15 semi-struct
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