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VOX-Pol Blog	How Ireland Can Stop the Rise of the Far-right View Abstract How Ireland Can Stop the Rise of the Far-right VOX-Pol Blog Post. View Full Article	2021	Frenett, R.	View Publisher
VOX-Pol Blog	How is the Islamic State dealing with its defeat in Mosul? Interview with Charlie Winter on IS Media Output View Abstract How is the Islamic State dealing with its defeat in Mosul? Interview with Charlie Winter on IS Media Output VOX-Pol Blog post. View Full Article	2017	Wing, J.	View Publisher
VOX-Pol Blog	How ISIS Supporters Filter Extremism Through Instagram View Abstract How ISIS Supporters Filter Extremism Through Instagram VOX-Pol Blog post. View Full Article	2016	Shafi, A.	View Publisher
VOX-Pol Blog	How ISIS’s Language Changed Over Time: More Concern with Females and More “Net-speak” View Abstract How ISIS’s Language Changed Over Time: More Concern with Females and More “Net-speak” VOX-Pol Blog post. View Full Article	2016	Vergani, M.	View Publisher
VOX-Pol Blog	How Jabhat Al Nusra Uses Twitter to Spread Propaganda View Abstract How Jabhat Al Nusra Uses Twitter to Spread Propaganda VOX-Pol Blog post. View Full Article	2016	OSINT Blog	View Publisher
Journal	How Journalists Verify User-Generated Content During Terrorist Crises. Analyzing Twitter Communication During the Brussels Attacks View Abstract How Journalists Verify User-Generated Content During Terrorist Crises. Analyzing Twitter Communication During the Brussels Attacks Social media, and Twitter in particular, have become important sources for journalists in times of crises. User-generated content (UGC) can provide journalists with on-site information and material they otherwise would not have access to. But how they source and verify UGC has not yet been systematically analyzed. This study analyzes sourcing and verification practices on Twitter during the Brussels attacks in March 2016. Based on quantitative content analysis, we identified (1) the journalists and news organizations sourcing during the attacks, (2) classified different forms of sourcing and verification requests, and (3) analyzed the sourced UGC. Results show that sourcing on Twitter has become a global phenomenon. During the first hours of the attack, journalists rely on UGC. Their sourcing and verification practices vary widely and often lack basic verification procedures, which leads to a discussion about the ethical implications of sourcing practices. View Full Article	2017	Raushfleisch, A., Artho, X., Metag, J., Post, S. and Schafer, M.	View Publisher

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