Platform forensics: how misinformation content goes viral

14/6/2022

Viral Networks

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This week, we're putting all of the pieces together, looking at how influential groups from major politicla parties to well-coordinated extremists tailor mis- and disinformation content for specific platforms. We're joined by Scott Babwah Brennen who studies viral images, Kiran Garimella who studies Indian poltiics on WhatsApp, and Jeremy Blackburn who traces far-right American groups across shadowy platforms.

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Platform forensics: how misinformation content goes viral
14/6/2022
30:22
This week, we're putting all of the pieces together, looking at how influential groups from major politicla parties to well-coordinated extremists tailor mis- and disinformation content for specific platforms. We're joined by Scott Babwah Brennen who studies viral images, Kiran Garimella who studies Indian poltiics on WhatsApp, and Jeremy Blackburn who traces far-right American groups across shadowy platforms.
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Platform forensics: how misinformation content goes viral

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Altri episodi di "Viral Networks"

Solving the Internet's misinformation problem

Platform forensics: how misinformation content goes viral

How to detect a disinformation campaign

Welcome to the disinfo industry

How disease conspiracy theories are born

What are mis- and disinformation?