This presentation explores the development and proliferation of extremist ideology on interconnected social media platforms. I analyze the structural differences between these platforms and how they enable different types of relationships between users that each contribute uniquely to the modern extremism landscape.
This presentation is adapted from a research paper written for INFO 601: Foundations of Information.
Dylan Granger
Dylan Granger is a final semester LIS student with a focus on digital preservation and data management. He currently works as a graduate assistant at the Material Lab at the Pratt Undergrad campus designing circulation improvements.
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