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Wesley Fryer

I am convinced part of the reason we need to be utilizing (and investing with our TIME) in federated, open source, social media platforms like #mastodon is that our information ecosystem is rapidly devolving into an AI dominated dumpster fire of drivel. #MediaLit #Fediverse cc @mike

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Wesley Fryer

Intriguing & on-point observations by #KateStarbird about “participatory storytelling” in today’s social media environment, the way right wing social media influencers succeed via-a-vis “traditional objective media / journalists.” Also how “the Democratic Party is not telling a compelling story…”

#TechPolicyPress [PODCAST] “Towards Resilience: A Conversation with Kate Starbird About the Future of Online Elections Discourse”
pca.st/episode/ed93d6ed-cf06-4

The image features a quadrant diagram with four sections labeled: "participatory storytelling," "right-wing social media influencers," "traditional objective media / journalists," and "The democratic party is not telling a compelling story..." The design includes interconnected lines and circles across
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Wesley Fryer

(7/8) theories and the 2024 United States election:
mediaeducationlab.com/events/c

More links to connect with and continue learning with me are available on:
wesfryer.com/after

#ConCW #ReneeDiResta #MediaLit #MediaLiteracy #election #election2024 #HealOurCulture #JohnGreen

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mediaeducationlab.comConspiracy Theories & the 2024 US Election | Media Education LabAs the dust settles from the 2024 US general election, conspiracy theories continue to swirl, shaping post-election narratives and public perception. Join us on December 2 for a timely discussion on Conspiracy Theories and the 2024 US Election, where we’ll examine the falsehoods that gained momentum in the weeks leading up to the general election and those that have emerged in its aftermath. Drawing from both recent and historical examples, we’ll explore how conspiracy theories influence democratic processes, public trust, and media coverage.
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