Have been working with the incredible team @msf.ca for a while. I'm looking forward to this opportunity to share what we've learned and picking up lessons from others.

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Teams lean on our platform to track narratives across networks. We hear from them consistently that the activity of any given platform is rarely, if ever, contained. Below, I dig into what that means for research and analysis with a peek into the state of alternative platforms and a look ahead.

‘A lot of the hate happened in Australia’: why the Christchurch mosque attack still awaits a full reckoning The Australian terrorist’s propaganda continues to surface in other offenders’ cases, and Muslim leaders say more needs to be done locally to confront Islamophobia

On this day in 2019 an Australian right-wing extremist carried out shootings at mosques in Christchurch NZ, killing 51. Seven years on, the impact is still felt globally. We spoke with @arielbogle.bsky.social about why the manifesto still inspires others and opportunities to disrupt that pipeline.

The brilliant folks at @thecoalition.bsky.social @knightcolumbia.org & @protectdemocracy.org are doing critical work here - fighting back against a dangerous policy and standing up for researchers everywhere

Picture of Dan Crenshaw with a headline describing him blaming his primary loss on online threats like misinformation

hot dog-suited person searching for a hot dog-inspired culprit

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Great chatting with @aarontmak.bsky.social about my favorite DOOM albums... and also the shifting landscape of alternative social platforms

Our researchers found at least 450 posts on Telegram dating back to 2020 that shared the song mentioned in this reporting.

Nearly all the posts we found were from explicitly neo-Nazi and white supremacist channels. And a review of our datasets found it hasn't circulated much outside those circles.