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How Trump supporters planned the Capitol riot online

Critics demand social media disinformation be addressed after riot

Experts and activists say disinformation must be addressed beyond Twitter and Facebook suspending Trump's accounts for election falsehoods.

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How Trump's internet built and broadcast the Capitol insurrection

How Trump’s internet built and broadcast the Capitol insurrection Vox.com 1/8/2021 Rebecca Heilweil and Shirin Ghaffary © Saul Loeb/AFP via Getty Images People associated with far-right online movements such as QAnon breached the Capitol on Wednesday. Open Sourced logo Ali Alexander, a far-right activist and conspiracy theorist, posted a video to YouTube on Christmas Day, urging people to come to Washington, DC, on the day that Congress would finalize Joe Biden’s election to the US presidency. With a triumphant soundtrack, the video features President Trump at a rally declaring, “We will never give in. We will never give up, and we will never back down. We will never ever surrender.” It urges people to register to attend on a website, WildProtest.com, directing them to get to the Capitol building by 1 pm on the day of the event. The website even offered to help people find rides to get there.

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Rioting by angry Trump mob at U.S. Capitol unleashes widespread condemnation of Facebook, Twitter and YouTube

Facebook, Twitter and Google's YouTube were condemned for failing to stop the dangerous posts from Trump and his supporters that fueled the violence.

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How Big Tech failed to stop misinformation in 2020

How Big Tech failed to stop misinformation in 2020 Misinformation ran amok in 2020. Image: bob al-greene / mashable The hottest memes of 2020! The most viral videos of the year! The hottest hashtags! The year-in-review lists from Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter were missing the biggest story of the year: their failure to stop the spread of misinformation.   The QAnon conspiracy theory found a shocking amount of mainstream support. Black Lives Matter protests were exploited to spread lies about violence coming to Small Town, USA. And officials had to fight destructive wildfires and false stories about antifascists at the same time. And, of course, there was the misinformation superspreader event: the COVID-19 pandemic.

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