We’re the Cartographers of the Internet Age.

Graphika leverages the power of artificial intelligence to create the world’s most detailed maps of social media landscapes. We pioneer new analytical methods and tools to help our partners navigate complex online networks.

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Academic Institutions
Human Rights
Grants & Public Institutions
Channel Partners

Clients

Fortune 500 companies rely on Graphika for sophisticated market research, strategic messaging planning, and disinformation detection.

Academic Institutions

The world’s most prestigious universities and think tanks partner with Graphika and use our maps to critically analyze the online public sphere. We proudly support groundbreaking work on disinformation and its dissemination online, the effects of censorship, political polarization and filter bubbles, and others.

Human Rights

Human Rights Groups around the world partner with our team to monitor digital threats targeting vulnerable users.

Grants & Public Institutions

Graphika partners with leading research institutions to advance our capabilities while informing public discourse on the flow of influence and information within large-scale social networks.

Channel Partners

Graphika’s channel partners match clients with Graphika services in a wide array of industries all over the world.

We Bring Clarity To Complex Social Networks, Analyzing How They Form, How They Evolve, How They Are Manipulated.

A deeper network analysis company.

Graphika is a network analysis firm, founded in 2013 by John Kelly Ph.D., a pioneer in this field who has been using data science to study social networks for over a decade and has testified before Congress on his research.

We create large-scale in-depth maps of social media landscapes and conversations.

Using our unique, patented set of technologies and tools, our intelligence team creates and applies new, rigorous analytical methods to answer difficult questions about online conversations.

Our maps of social media landscapes reveal unique patterns in information diffusion.

They unlock new insights around scale, true impact, structural anomalies, bridge communities and accounts. They enable the discovery of anomalous network patterns, and teach us about unique network features.

Our maps are powerful and versatile.

Leading Silicon Valley platforms, research institutions, human rights groups, and Fortune 500 companies use our platform to discover and investigate disinformation campaigns, perform groundbreaking studies on disinformation dissemination, monitor digital threats targeting vulnerable users, and analyze their target audiences to plan their digital marketing strategies.

Graphika is proud to be an R&D focused company.

Graphika Labs partners with leading world institutions to push the edge of network analytics applied to social contagions, and their work is supported by prestigious and competitive research programs and public interest foundations. Graphika is always innovating.

Our interdisciplinary team of analysts and investigators is best in class.

Graphika’s observatory of media manipulation constantly tracks and uncovers disinformation events around the globe.

Graphika in Action

Using our unique, patented set of technologies and tools, our Science and Innovation team creates and applies new, rigorous analytical methods to answer difficult questions about online conversations.

Social Network Maps

We use our revolutionary patented technology to map, visualize, and measure social media as a network of actors, so you can discover what you don’t know — helping you achieve, unlock, and activate unknown potential.

Disinformation & Cyber Security

Graphika detects strategic influence campaigns online and at scale by analyzing network anomalies and identifying objects propagating through our network maps with a high degree of social contagion that are likely to quickly reach virality.

Deep Analysis AI

Our deep analysis of network relationships yields highly detailed segmentation and works across every language group, geographic region, vertical market, and business priority based on what people do, not just what they say.

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Always Innovating with the Brightest Minds

Graphika is at the forefront of research into advanced computational social science and regularly participates in innovative efforts alongside academic institutions, non-profits and think tanks.

Research and Innovation Led

We’re obsessed with R&D. We have a lab that constantly pushes the needle of network science. We work with the best and brightest minds in the country, with partners like Harvard, Oxford, and DARPA.

Human Rights and Digital Rights

A lot of our work is motivated by our belief that the Internet should be free and open, and by our desire to protect citizens from censorship and oppression. We work with NGOs like Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and others who come to us for expertise and help.

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In the Media

Russian Trolls Used ‘Digital Marketing Best Practices’ to Sow Discord, Senate Reports Find

(AdWeek, December 18, 2018)

The Russian troll farm responsible for running disinformation campaigns intended to influence the 2016 presidential election reached more people on Instagram than on Facebook, and Russian-government-linked accounts are still spreading disinformation on both of the platforms at even higher rates than before the 2016 presidential election.

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How Russia Harvested American Rage to Reshape U.S. Politics

(The New York Times, October 9, 2018)

John Kelly, Ph.D, Graphika’s founder and CEO contributed analysis and expertise for this New York Times piece revealing the consistent nature of Russian social media manipulation strategy across different social network platforms.

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Here’s Proof that Russian-Backed Accounts Pushed the Nike Boycott

(Wired, September 27, 2018)

Graphika’s John Kelly, Ph.D contributed expert opinion about ongoing Russian disinformation campaigns that helped to amplify the anti-Nike sentiment during the boycott of the brand following the announcement of Colin Kaepernick as the face of a major Nike advertising campaign.

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Interview: John Kelly, Ph.D, CEO of Graphika on Andrea Mitchell Reports

(MSNBC, August 2, 2018)

After delivering his testimony on Russian foreign influence on social media to the Senate Select Intelligence Committee, Graphika CEO and founder, John Kelly, Ph.D visited Andrea Mitchell Reports (MSNBC) in Washington, D.C. on August 2nd, 2018.

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U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence: Foreign Influence on Social Media

(C-SPAN, August 1, 2018)

Graphika Founder and CEO, John Kelly, Ph.D was invited to provide his expert testimony on foreign interference in the U.S. presidential election before the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence.
Watch the broadcast here.

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A Global Guide to State-Sponsored Trolling

(Bloomberg, July 19, 2018)

Graphika founder and CEO, John Kelly, Ph.D contributed analysis and expert perspective for this piece from Bloomberg exploring the global rise of government sponsored interference in elections by means of online manipulation and disinformation.

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How an Ex-YouTube Insider Investigated its Secret Algorithm

(The Guardian, February 2, 2018)

Graphika discovered over 513,000 Twitter accounts tweeted links to one or more YouTube-recommended videos that were boosted by vigorous social media campaigns leading up to the 2016 election, involving thousands of accounts controlled by political operatives, including a large number of bots.

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This former Google exec talked to the social media trolls the Russians paid to influence elections — here’s what she learned

(CNBC, January 19, 2018)

Camille François, Graphika’s Chief Innovation Officer, shared first hand accounts of the stories of real troll farm workers and her own experience co-authoring a landmark report on Russian electoral influence operations for the Senate Select Intelligence Committee.

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The Insanity of NBA All-Star Voting

(ESPN, February 16, 2017)

Graphika sifted through more than 5 million tweets on behalf of ESPN, revealing a number of interesting findings about NBA All-Star voting, including 10 hyperactive bot accounts voting for Kawhi Leonard about 1,000 times per day.

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