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Social Media’s role in radicalization

By Bloomberg
09 Aug 2019 | 12:42 pm |

Michael Beckerman, CEO of The Internet Association, and Sarah Frier of Bloomberg Technology discuss social media's role in radicalizing people toward extremist ideology, a key component in recent mass shootings.

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