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Study finds that Twitter's algorithmic timeline greatly reduces exposure to external links when compared to the chronological timeline

New research on Twitter's timeline curation algorithm sheds light on how it shapes what we're exposed to.  —  How does Twitter's algorithm change what users see in their timelines?

Technically Social Jack Bandy

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  • @agnesstenbom Agnes Stenbom on x
    “The “filter bubble” metaphor is popular, but our study adds to growing counter-evidence: Twitter's algorithm increased the number of accounts in the timeline.” Interesting study (and great summary blog!) by @jackbandy & @ndiakopoulos 💡 https://medium.com/...
  • @reneritchie Rene Ritchie on x
    If you wonder why some YouTube creators don't always include links on tweets or add links in replies instead, it's because social networks seem to love burying external links... (via @JordanBHarrod ) (I've been testing this lately to see for myself.) https://medium.com/...