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Analysis: The hard truth about fact-checking
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[Reuters] - While fact-checking is undoubtedly good for democracy, arguments in the press over unsupported or outlandish claims tend to spread them, not debunk them, as research by Dartmouth College scholar Brendan Nyhan, among others, has demonstrated.
Is Twitter good for democracy?
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[BBC News] is influenced by what they see on Twitter." That worries Brendan Nyhan, a professor of government at Dartmouth College. He blogged about the problem of Twitter-induced hive mind for the Columbia Journalism Review. Continue reading the main story
Debate time: The candidates' version of the two-minute drill
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[CNN] - "Whether one candidate speaks longer than the other is likely to not matter much," said Brendan Nyhan, an assistant professor of government at Dartmouth College. Sometimes it's the candidate who speaks for a shorter period of time that can win the day.
How to Talk to Your Relatives About Politics at Thanksgiving - The...
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· Brendan Nyhan is an assistant professor of government at Dartmouth College. Follow him on Twitter at @BrendanNyhan. The Upshot provides news, ...
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