Brazilian Conservative Networks: Mapping the alt-right on YouTube (in Portuguese)
Presented the Brazilian right-wing ecosystem based on YouTube recommendations
@ VI International LAVITS Symposium - Asymmetries and (In)visibility: Surveillance, Gender and Race (2019)
Focusing on Algorithms: Experimental Methods to Analyse YouTube
Presentation
Class at Big Data and Society course
@Fluminense's Federal University
- September 2021
The Dinamics of Alt-right on YouTube: Algorithms and Political Communication
Presentation at International Congress on Digital Humanities
@ Federal University of the State of Rio de Janeiro
- March 2021
Brazilian conservative networks: mapping alt-right on YouTube
International congress of Latin-American Network of Surveillance, Technology, and Society
@ Federal University of Bahia
- October 2019
Mapping Conservative Thinking: Routinization spaces on YouTube (in Portuguese)
Presented how conservative discourses could flow among a group of extreme-right YouTubers during key moments in the 2018 Brazilian election.
@ Revista CFCH - SIAC (2019)
Crossed Paths: Have I became a Bolsonaro supporter after whatching Minecraft gameplays?
Presentation
Student's Seminar
@ Federal University of Minas Gerais
- July 2021
Opposite Attract: Effects of Polarization on algorithmic recommendation on Coronavirus
Student's Seminar
@ Institute of Social and Political Studies - State University of Rio de Janeiro
- October 2020
Cartographing Conservative Thinking
Presented how extreme-right content on the internet was structured on YouTube
@ Federal University of Rio de Janeiro
- September 2019
Political Content Dissemination on Whatsapp: 2018 election (in Portuguese)
Used a multi-methods approach to understand how Brazilian right-wing groups shared content among whatsapp groups during the 2018 election.
@ 2019 SIAC - CFCH Journal (2019)
Political Content Spread on Whatsapp
Discussed how right-wing groups on whatsapp disseminated content during the 2018 elections in Brazil
@ Federal University of Rio de Janeiro
- September 2019
Whatsapp and the 2018 Elections: Opening the black box
Presentation at International Congress on Digital Humanities
@ Federal University of the State of Rio de Janeiro
- March 2021
Mapping sociology on Social Media
Discussed how sociological concepts were used online, and how they were progressivly separated from their author's images.
@ Federal University of Rio de Janeiro
- September 2019
Mining data: a first scientometric approach towards Brazilian Sociology Journal (SBS)
Mapped and extracted data from Twitter to present how Brazilian sociology is discussed on the platform
Cultural Industry à la Carte: Public sphere and market rationalization, from Soap Opera to Netflix (in Portuguese)
Discusses the impact of target-generated content to democracy, comparing it to Brazil's classic soap opera.
@ Revista Ensaios, vol. 12 (2019)
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Calculating Serious Art
Discussed the impact of the Netflix recommendation system and its impact on cinema.
Profiling Bolsobots Networks. A quali-quanti approach to repurpose Instagram grammars (co-author)
this project maps, and analyses Bolsobots networks on Instagram aiming at profiling fully or partially automated accounts that support the Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro. By doing this, we expect to understand better and situate the agency of political bots in the context of pre-presidential elections in Brazil.
@ Digital Methods Summer School (2021)
