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Max Fisher

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Max Fisher @Max_Fisher

Consider how reliably the most popular posts on Facebook are from hyper-partisan outlets. I promise you everyone reading those Ben Shapiro articles also clicked a bunch of CNN links. They probably read mostly CNN! But through a hyper-partisan social feed. https://t.co/wCWqJhMGKL — PolitiTweet.org

Kevin Roose @kevinroose

Today's top-performing Facebook link posts by US pages are from: 1. Franklin Graham 2. Fox News 3. Ben Shapiro 4.… https://t.co/Ju5WOFSX40

Posted July 16, 2020 Deleted

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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

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At some point "social media filter bubble" came to be seen as implying that people read 100% Gateway Pundit or 100% Occupy Democrats, but this has always been a straw man. There was a lot of hyperbole about social media after 2016 for sure, but we might be overcorrecting a bit. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted July 16, 2020