NEW STUDY: DC journalists interact on Twitter in “microbubbles," including those covering Congress, foreign affairs, social issues, etc.
— Kenneth P. Vogel (@kenvogel) August 6, 2020
That leaves DC journalism vulnerable to groupthink & blindspots, making it "even more insular than previously thought" https://t.co/luE2jk9Zod
Thursday, August 06, 2020
NEW STUDY: DC journalists interact on Twitter in “microbubbles," including those covering Congress, foreign affairs, social issues, etc. That leaves DC journalism vulnerable to groupthink & blindspots, making it "even more insular than previously thought"
