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Chapter 5120Table 5.5. Woman farmer in a cereal field (see the visualisation here: https://stock.adobe.com/sk/search/images?k=women+farmer+tractor&asset_id=361525422), a female farmer holding a digital tablet in a cereal field and a harvester at the background TwitterTwitterPublication dateND26/Nov/205/Feb/21May/2111/May/2124/Jun/2124/Jun/2124/Jun/2126/Jun/215/Jul/215/Jul/2111/Jul/21URLstock.adobe.comblog.trustbix.com/farmersguide.co.ukcarolinacountry.comblog.novatex.agglobehealthnews.comnews-medical.neteuractiv.cominjuredly.comdigitalseed.euURL topical context Res.ProfRur.Dev.URL - Nanotech. in food discussedToneStorylineAdvnc.;Sust.;H.benft.;Sci.Advnc.;Sust.;H.benft.;Sci.Sust. Sust.Smart agriculture Smart agricultureNote:Positive tone-of-voice towards the topicNeutral tone-of-voice towards the topicAbbreviations:Topical context: Res.Prof=Respect for professions; Rur.Dev.=Rural areas developmentStorylines: Advnc.=Advancing the agro-food sector; Sust.=Food security and food sustainability; H.benft.=Health benefit; Sci.=Scientific developmentStorylineIn the 14 visualisations that circulated across platforms, we observe that, on Twitter, these visualisations are part of seven of the nine storylines (there are no visualisations of scientific development or advancing the agri-food sector) (Table 5.1). On the open Web, the five visualisations for which nanotechnology in food is discussed among the URLs on which they appear, are part of all the nine storylines revealed on Twitter. Another storyline appears on the open Web but not on Twitter – some unknowns – according to which nanotechnology’s complete effects on health and the environment are still unknown (Tables 5.4 and 5.6).Other interesting results relate to the storylines narrated in URLs (Tables 5.2–5.6). We observed that, over time, a single visualisation was part of an URL’s multiple Efrat.indd 120 19-09-2023 09:47