The vaccine trust spectrum segmentation report Listen to the interview
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Early Breakfast – 702/Cape Talk Simulcast – 12 Oct
Interview with the Director of the Center for Analytics and Behavioral Change, Stuart Jones at UCT. Listen to the interview
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VACCINE TRUST SPECTRUM REPORT MEDIA RELEASE
THE VAX DIVIDECitizens of several sub-Saharan countries are widely divided over their level of trustin Covid-19 vaccinations… Read full report
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VACCINE MIS/DISINFORMATION WEEKLY REPORT #3
This week’s Vaccine Mis/Disinformation report focuses on the social media conversations drivenlargely by fringe conspiracy theories. Read full report
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VACCINE TRUST SPECTRUM SEGMENTATION REPORT
This report unpacks each of the six Vaccine Trust Spectrum segments in the model described by the CABC Audience Analysis report finalized on 31 August 2021. Intended to provide distilled insights to be used in crafting creative communication, the following document summarizes key learnings from our research into Sub-Saharan social media conversation about the COVID-19 vaccine. ...
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The Citizen: Four Covid-19 vaccine myths you shouldn’t believe
A recent report by states that misleading information and untrue claims around Covid-19 vaccines drive a very dangerous narrative. Read full article
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VACCINE MIS/DISINFORMATION WEEKLY REPORT #2 30 September
This week’s Vaccine Mis/Disinformation report focuses on the social media conversations driven largely by vaccine hesitancy. Read full report
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ANALYSIS |Ebrahim Fakir and Molebogeng Mokoka | Elections 2021: There’s a f(r)action too much f(r)iction| News24
As we head closer to the municipal elections expected to take place on 1 November, the trend of mis- and disinformation on social media is expected to grow as party and candidate campaigning intensifies, making it essential for voters to be able to separate fact from fiction, Read full article
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ANALYSIS | Ebrahim Fakir and Molebogeng Mokoka: Twitterverse’s view on the municipal elections | News24
Ahead of the municipal elections on 1 November, the Centre for Analytics and Behavioural Change (CABC) has been tracking conversations on Twitter to get an idea of main themes and emerging trends. According to their analysis, the ANC and the EFF are the only two parties to receive mentions within the top 50 words used...
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Independent Philanthropy Association of South Africa: What philanthropists need to know about the future impact of big data and social media. Camaren Peter
What philanthropists need to know about the future impact of big data and social media on their work and on our democracy By Camaren Peter – Executive Head of the … Read full article