Investigating the Echo Chamber

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Portland’s Deirdre Livingston investigates the true meaning and consequences of social media echo chambers, and how they influence us in positive and negative ways.

In this podcast she interviews a range of experts including Natalie Fenton, Professor of Media and Communications at Goldsmiths, University of London, Alex Krasodomski-Jones, Researcher at Demos and the Centre for the Analysis of Social Media, and James Temperton, Digital Editor at Wired UK.

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