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русский
федеральное агентство новостей
португальский
brigadas da web

Russian state-sponsored Internet commentators.

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Examples for "russian web brigades"
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In the US, the army of Russian bots did their best to disrupt the 2016 presidential election.
The Guardian
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In other words, they're Russian bots.
Wired
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Democratic consultants also deployed thousands of automated Twitter accounts to make it seem as if Russian bots were supporting Moore.
Wired
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Which makes it all the more disheartening that the agents of disinformation in this case were not Russian bots or QAnon trolls.
The Guardian
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New species of digital fraud and deception come to light almost every week, if not every day: Russian bots that pretend to be American humans.
Wired
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Leaked documents have linked the opaque company running the troll factory to structures close to the Kremlin, but there has been no hard evidence.
The Guardian
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Russian troll factories: researchers damn Twitter's refusal to share data Read more What can we do?
The Guardian
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The Troll Factory Much of the indictment focuses on the mysterious IRA, located at 55 Savushkina Street in St. Petersburg.
Wired
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Read more US investigators have long signalled their belief that Prigozhin, a 56-year-old billionaire businessman, is behind Russia's internet troll factories.
The Guardian
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During these explosive years, the company enabled Russian troll farms.
Wired
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For much of the past decade, Russia has been accused of establishing state-run " troll farms" to manipulate online debates.
News.com.au
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But there are also unexpected players: Mercenaries, lobbyists and social media " troll farms" hired by some of the world's biggest corporations.
News.com.au
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Troll farms, disinformation agencies and state-controlled media opened up divisive social and cultural issues at home as abroad.
News.com.au