A Review of Research on the Phenomenon of Public Opinion Reversal in the Age of Intelligent Media
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intelligent media. In terms of online public opinion research in the age of intelligent media, it explores the characteristics and challenges of
public opinion representation, the process of public opinion formation and development, and analyzes the research on online public opinion
governance. Regarding the phenomenon of public opinion reversal, it constructs a public opinion model and analyzes the influencing factors
of public opinion. By delving into each part of the content, it aims to help improve the online public opinion governance mechanism and address the complex challenges brought about by public opinion reversal in the age of intelligent media.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/frim.v3i8.6955
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