The coronavirus pandemic narratives in Italian digital media

The coronavirus pandemic narratives in Italian digital media

In this paper we discuss the SARS-CoV-2-related information coverage (beginning of the epidemic) in Italian digital media narratives. We surveyed the digital articles that reported the highest engagement level. The aim was to identify the most prominent variables (topics, players and news coverage a...

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