Max Fisher

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Max Fisher @Max_Fisher

Another common mistake in these studies is assuming that, if a reader clicks on more straight news links than opinion links, his/her online experience is largely nonpartisan. But this gets a couple things wrong. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted July 16, 2020

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Max Fisher @Max_Fisher

If you follow URLs back to social media, which is often how readers see the articles, you'll consistently see them framed in identity-affirming language. Goes triple for non-paywalled sites like CNN. Just bc it's not Daily Caller doesn't mean the reader experience is nonpartisan. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted July 16, 2020

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Max Fisher @Max_Fisher

For one, reader diets have always been like 10-to-1 news-to-opinion. To understand polarization, you have to look at that 1 opinion article that frames how readers process the 10 news links. Or how posts on social platforms frame those 10 news links. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted July 16, 2020 Deleted