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In the third episode of Dot Citizen's Election Security season, we sit down with Shannon McGregor, Associate Professor in Communications at the University of Utah.
Facebook's role in the 2016 election has drawn a great deal of scrutiny, and the role of technology firms in shaping political communication is the subject of some of Shannon's most recent research. Shannon talks to us about the nature of political communication in a social media era, and discusses what we know (and don't know) about the role of the tech giants in our democratic process.
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