Max Fisher

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Max Fisher @Max_Fisher

@andyguess @BrendanNyhan (1) Lots to suggest that, with near-infinite articles to pick from, people, often passively and unconsciously, selectively read and share content that is identity-affirming in the aggregate, even if individual stories and outlets are facially neutral. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted July 16, 2020 Deleted

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Max Fisher @Max_Fisher

@andyguess @BrendanNyhan That makes sense. I think for me the question is how those neutral/MSM links are being consumed and contextualized within e.g. personalized social media feeds. To me, feels like a lot of datapoints to suggest two things about that contextualization. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted July 16, 2020 Deleted

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Max Fisher @Max_Fisher

@andyguess @BrendanNyhan (2) We know that people perceive news through social cues, and there's lots to suggest that social media feeds provide partisan/identity-affirming contextual cues even sharper than those we experience offline. E.g. the most-shared links are reliably hyperpartisan. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted July 16, 2020