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Did We Break the Internet? Or Did the Internet Break Us? (Thinks Out Loud Episode 242) – Headlines and Show Notes
Online plays a big role in the ways we interact with one another. And, unfortunately, the ways we interact with one another is not always positive. What caused this? Did we break the internet? Or did the internet break us? The latest episode of Thinks Out Loud offers some thoughts. Here are the show notes:
* How Terrorism in New Zealand Spread by Social Media – The Atlantic
* Why social media and terrorism make a perfect fit – The Washington Post
* The Christchurch Shooter and the Distorting Power of the Internet – The Ringer
* We’re Asking the Wrong Questions of YouTube and Facebook After New Zealand
* Digital is Like Gravity (Thinks Out Loud Episode 205)
* Paul Virilio – Wikipedia
* To Fix Its Toxic Ad Problem, Facebook Must Break Itself | WIRED
* YouTube still struggling to remove hate videos, and to avoid recommending them to users | South China Morning Post
* Questions about policing online hate are much bigger than Facebook and YouTube – The Verge
* Amazon pulls books promoting false claims about autism and vaccines – The Washington Post
* Egypt tightens restrictions on media, social networks
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Did We Break the Internet? Or Did the Internet Break Us? (Thinks Out Loud Episode 242) – Headlines and Show Notes
Online plays a big role in the ways we interact with one another. And, unfortunately, the ways we interact with one another is not always positive. What caused this? Did we break the internet? Or did the internet break us? The latest episode of Thinks Out Loud offers some thoughts. Here are the show notes:
* How Terrorism in New Zealand Spread by Social Media – The Atlantic
* Why social media and terrorism make a perfect fit – The Washington Post
* The Christchurch Shooter and the Distorting Power of the Internet – The Ringer
* We’re Asking the Wrong Questions of YouTube and Facebook After New Zealand
* Digital is Like Gravity (Thinks Out Loud Episode 205)
* Paul Virilio – Wikipedia
* To Fix Its Toxic Ad Problem, Facebook Must Break Itself | WIRED
* YouTube still struggling to remove hate videos, and to avoid recommending them to users | South China Morning Post
* Questions about policing online hate are much bigger than Facebook and YouTube – The Verge
* Amazon pulls books promoting false claims about autism and vaccines – The Washington Post
* Egypt tightens restrictions on media, social networks
*