State Influence Online
Renee discusses the presence of state actors in the online information space, emphasizing that while they are active, their impact may be overshadowed by domestic influences. She highlights the evolving strategies of foreign interference, noting the minimal costs for these actors to shape public opinion. Additionally, she reflects on the overemphasis placed on foreign interference post-2016, suggesting a need for balanced vigilance without losing sight of domestic factors.In this clip
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Did Russia influence the 2016 U.S. presidential election as discussed in the episode 420: Renee DiResta | Dismantling the Disinformation Machine and the clip Amplifying Polarization?
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