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Social Listening: A Thematic Analysis of COVID-19 Discussion on Social Media

2020-07-28

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COVI-19 is a variant of coronavirus diseases that has destabilised the entire world and whose cure as at mid-2020 has become elusive. Social media is ablaze with discussions around the pandemic. There is the dire need to delineate the on-going conversations on the infection with the intention of creating awareness on people’s reaction, opinion, action and recommendation that are inimical to the wellbeing of the po...

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a80742c9-7d30-525d-993f-f6e5b35e648c
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10.1101/2020.07.25.20162040
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