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NOLA Tech Week: BUREAU presents research workshop on Syria, Arab Spring & social media impacts on law and policy

NOLA Tech Week: BUREAU presents research workshop on Syria, Arab Spring & social media impacts on law and policy

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NOLA Tech Week

Tuesday, October 8, 2013

6:30pm – 7:30pm

 

BUREAU of CHANGE founder and director Margot Herster and international international law scholar Scott Sullivan present dynamic research on the relationship between visual data, propaganda and their effects on law and policy through analysis of “unofficial” citizen-generated content and “official” state and news media speech in the Arab Spring’s migration to YouTube.

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Image: Video still from Field Telephone {theaterofwar} 13 videos curated by the U.S. Intelligence Community depicting chemical weapons deaths in Syria on August 21, 2013, a public intervention by BUREAU of CHANGE

16 Oct 2013