Digital Poison - Hate Speech in Election Campaigns And The Trump Case on Social Networks #948488

Elections once depended on policy debates and televised persuasion. Today, they are shaped by hashtags, viral clips, and algorithm-driven outrage.
In Digital Poison, the rise of hate speech in election campaigns is examined through the lens of the social media era, culminating in a close analysis of the digital strategies surrounding Donald Trump.
This book explores how online platforms have become battlegrounds in which inflammatory rhetoric spreads faster than facts, identity politics intensifies polarization, and digital engagement often rewards extremity. Through case studies and data-driven insight, it reveals how campaign messaging, platform architecture, and audience behavior interact to create a volatile information ecosystem.
Timely and thought-provoking, Digital Poison exposes the psychological, technological, and political mechanisms that fuel toxic digital discourse—and what they mean for the future of elections worldwide.