Ann & Steve Talk Stuff | Episode 62 | Detecting Disinformation on Social Media
Limerick Post PodcastShow Notes
After the riots in Dublin recently, Ann and Steve return to the topic of disinformation and the ramifications of radicalisation. Steve outlines the steps to take when information arrives on social media and how to manage reactions to stop the spread of disinformation and hatred. An artist – Ann Blake – and an economist – Stephen Kinsella – walk into a podcast to discuss odd things that make the world go round. Please rate and review and tell your friends. On Twitter …. @annstevetalk @annblake78 @stephenkinsella ANN BLAKE Musician @bplo Theatre Performer/Director/Playwright/Improviser Podcaster with @LkLadyHQ @AnnSteveTalk and #ThreeThingsTM STEPHEN KINSELLA Associate Professor of Economics @UL Chief Economics Writer @TheCurrency Co-Director @ImmersiveSE Hub leader @rebuildmacro
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