An internal study at Twitter has revealed that the platform's algorithms amplify right-wing content over left-wing content.

The study analyzed hundreds of millions of political Tweets.

The first part of an internal study examined tweets from elected officials and news outlets in seven countries including Canada, France, Germany, Japan, Spain, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

Twitter conducted a study that found tweets posted by accounts from the political right receive more algorithmic amplification than the political left when studied as a group.

A team at Twitter found content from right-wing politicians and right-leaning news outlets received a greater boost from its algorithm.

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The social media giant itself conducted the study in seven countries.

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