trolling
Engaged Reading Digest: the escalation of trolling to the global stage Paid Members Public
If you were in any doubt that the fundamental tools of the online troll are now at play in global politics, the last week should have put paid to that.
Engaged Reading Digest: engaging ethically and slaying trolls Paid Members Public
The best of the web on engaged journalism ethics, troll fighting and mentorships.
Engaged Reading Digest: constructive journalism, news moments, TikTok and trolls Paid Members Public
Moving on from just reporting the problems, exposing new times for engaging with readers and more, in this selection of fine, artisanal links.
Engaged Reading Digest: Adobe's Reddit error, impact editing and good news for good news Paid Members Public
Today's digital journalism digest: good news, new job roles and Reddit trolls
Meeting an islamophobic troll Paid Members Public
What happens when a muslim writer meets his persistent troll? An insight into the way the lonely and struggling can be sucked in by a feeling that they are part of something special.
An early sign of Russia’s infowars Paid Members Public
I think we can safely file this 2016 New York Times piece [https://www.nytimes.com/2016/05/31/world/europe/russia-finland-nato-trolls.html] under the “we should have taken this more seriously” category: > But pro-Russian voices have become such a noisy and disruptive presence that both NATO and the European
When A Trump Troll Is Outed Paid Members Public
Talking of trolling, the New Yorker published an interesting piece by Adrian Chen, looking at what happened when a pro-Trump Reddit-dwelling troll was suddenly brought into the glare of publicity when his Gif went viral — and his true identity was established. [https://i1.wp.com/www.onemanandhisblog.com/content/images/
What Makes A Troll A Troll? Paid Members Public
Research shows that two factors predict trolling behavior.
