Think from KERA

Not All Twitter Mobs Are Created Equal


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A passionate group on Twitter can kill a promising movie project and get prominent people fired. Should social media, though, be the judge and jury on important issues? Amanda Hess writes about internet culture for The New York Times, and she joins us to talk about the difference between a viciousTwitter mob and an online critical consensus.
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