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    • Should Tweeting Politicians be able to Block Users?

      10 June 2017

      Authors: Bill Dutton

      An interesting debate has been opened up by lawyers who have argued that President Trump should not block Twitter users from posting on Twitter. I assume this issue concerns ... Read More Should Tweeting Politicians be able to Block Users?

    • The Biggest Threat to Democracy? Echo Chambers in Your Social Media Feed

      9 August 2016

      Authors: Vyacheslav Polonski

      The Internet was meant to spread democracy. Could it be having the opposite effect? THE GIST: Today’s citizens have the power to assemble online and it’s disrupting traditional political systems. ... Read More The Biggest Threat to Democracy? Echo Chambers in Your Social Media Feed

    • Are Internet Populists Ruining Democracy for the Rest of Us?

      7 August 2016

      Authors: Vyacheslav Polonski

      Mad as hell and tagging you in the comments. Pressure from online comments can cause our democratically elected leaders to act in the strangest ways THE GIST: The Internet ... Read More Are Internet Populists Ruining Democracy for the Rest of Us?

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