May 11, 2017 · Through analysis of 4.1 million non-domain-specific tweets, we reveal that negative messages are typically more viral, in terms of both ...
Oct 22, 2024 · We investigate the relation between the sentiment of a message on social media and its virality, defined as the volume and the speed of message ...
Abstract We investigate the relation between the sentiment of a message on social media and its virality, defined as the volume and speed of message ...
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We investigate the relation between the sentiment of a message on social media and its virality, defined as the volume and the speed of message diffusion.
Accordingly, social media audiences engage more with and pay more attention to emotional content (Berger and Milkman, 2012; Heimbach and Hinz, 2016; Toubiana ...
Apr 14, 2021 · Tsugawa & Ohsaki [43] investigate the relation between the sentiment of a message on social media and its virality, defined as the volume and ...
Content that evokes either high-arousal positive emotions (awe) or negative emotions (anger or anxiety) tends to be more viral. Content that evokes low arousal ...
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Media messages characterized by high emotional evocativeness are also more likely to go viral (Berger, 2014).
While affective qualities of news content may promote engagement, it is not clear whether news source bias influences affective content production or virality, ...
The dynamic nature of social media means that sentiments can fluctuate rapidly in response to world events, trends or the viral spread of particular content.