Selected Citations in Print
‘We Make Mistakes’: Twitter’s Embrace of the Extreme Far Right
by Michael Edison Hayden, Southern Poverty Law Center, July 7, 2021
From viral videos to Fox News: how rightwing media fueled the critical race theory panic
by Julia Carrie Wong in The Guardian, June 30, 2021
How Instagram Aesthetics Repackage Qanon
by Kaitlyn Tiffany in The Atlantic, August 18, 2020
The Existential Crisis Plaguing Online Extremism Researchers
by Paris Martineau in WIRED, May 2, 2019
Machine Politics: The rise of the internet and a new age of authoritarianism
by Fred Turner in Harper’s Magazine, January 2019
The New Radicalization of the Internet
by the Editorial Board in The New York Times, November 24, 2018
YouTube’s secret life as an engine for right-wing radicalization
by Matthew Ingram in Columbia Journalism Review, September 19, 2018
YouTube’s ‘alternative influence network’ breeds rightwing radicalisation, report finds
by Olivia Solon in The Guardian, September 18, 2018
Radio Appearances
Social media unites and divides us. How should we respond?
Marketplace Tech, June 4, 2020
How far right influencers thrive on YouTube
Front Burner CBC, March 22, 2019
More extremists are getting radicalized online. Whose responsibility is that?
Marketplace Tech, March 19, 2019
Sh!tpost Podcast, March 18, 2019
Critics Say YouTube Hasn’t Done Enough to Crack Down on Extremist Content
NPR All Things Considered, November 27, 2018
Alternative Influence: Broadcasting the Reactionary Right on YouTube
NPR Morning Edition, September 23, 2018