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Social media “filter bubbles” aren’t actually a thing, research suggests
Vice , April 14, 2017
Social Media Is Not Contributing Significantly to Political Polarization, Paper Says
New York Times , April 13, 2017
Something is breaking American politics, but it's not social media
Vox , April 12, 2017
The Filter Bubble Revisited
Slate , April 5, 2017
Study: social media bubbles might not be making us more polarized after all
Vox , March 29, 2017
It’s not the internet’s fault you’re a jerk about politics
Washington Post , March 22, 2017
Mad Dogs and Obamacare Repealers
Vox's Weeds Podcast , March 21, 2017
No one really knows what’s causing US political polarization, but it’s not the internet
Quartz , March 21, 2017
It's Time to Stop Blaming Social Media for Political Polarization
Esquire , March 21, 2017
Don't Blame Your Social Media Feed for the Growing Political Divide
Bloomberg , March 20, 2017
Is Social Media to Blame for Political Polarization in America?
U.S. News , March 20, 2017
Hard truths about fake news
Financial Times , February 28, 2017
A new study kills the notion that fake news swung the US election to Trump
Quartz , January 29, 2017
Real research suggests we should stop freaking out over fake news
Washington Post , January 24, 2017
The Numbers Are In: Fake News Didn't Work
Bloomberg View , January 23, 2017
Economist Calculates Impact Of Fake News On Trump's Election
NPR , January 23, 2017
A flood of false headlines probably did not swing America’s election
The Economist , January 19, 2017
'Fake news' didn't change US election outcome: study
Agence France Presse , January 19, 2017
Researchers Created Fake News. Here’s What They Found.
New York Times , January 18, 2017
Did fake news help elect Trump? Not likely, according to new research
Poynter , January 18, 2017
Stanford study examines fake news and the 2016 presidential election
Stanford University , January 18, 2017
Stanford economist’s algorithm reveals increasing polarization in American political speech
Stanford Daily , August 31, 2016
In plain words: Republican or Democrat? Just listen
The Economist , August 4, 2016
The Way We Talk About Things Is More Partisan Than Ever
Chicago Magazine , July 26, 2016
The new language of U.S. politics: polarization
The Globe and Mail , July 25, 2016
Reps and Dems in Congress Speak in Completely Different Languages
New York Times , July 22, 2016
Why Democrats and Republicans Literally Speak Different Languages
The Atlantic , July 22, 2016
However divided you think our politics are, this chart shows that it’s actually way worse
Washington Post , July 22, 2016
Why Pay More for Medicine in Some Places?
Science , July 15, 2016
Interview with Matthew Gentzkow
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis , May 23, 2016

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