News coverage

News coverage of papers, etc.

• CNN — England considers putting Covid patients in hotels, as study reveals deep trauma among ICU workers

• Süddeutsche Zeitung — City of Distaster

• The Guardian — Nearly half of NHS critical care staff report PTSD, depression or anxiety

• BBC News — Covid: Many NHS staff ‘traumatised’ by first wave of virus, study shows

• The Conversation — Almost half of NHS critical care staff show symptoms of PTSD, depression or anxiety

• Forbes — Nearly Half Of ICU Staff Working Through Pandemic Have Mental Health Issues, U.K. Study Shows

• The Telegraph — GCHQ backs study into how best to change people’s behaviour via social media ‘propaganda’ campaigns

• The Times — GCHQ calls in academics to tackle cyberthreats

• El País — Así actuán los políticos que dominan Instagram

• The Conversation — Memes are taking the alt-right’s message of hate mainstream

• TechXplore — Who let the trolls out? Researchers investigate state-sponsored trolls

• BBC — Why has Twitter banned 1500 accounts and what are NPCs?

• The Washingon Post — Racism and anti-Semitism surged in corners of the Web after Trump’s election, analysis shows

• Houston Chronicle — How to tell a Russian troll from a regular person

• The Conversation — Propaganda-spewing Russian trolls act differently online from regular people

• Quartz — Finally, a scientific list of the most popular memes on the internet

• Business Insider — A study of 15,000 memes reveals where hate speech begins and how it spreads to the rest of the web

• Nerdcore — Meme-Impact of /pol/, Gab, Twitter and Reddit across Plattforms

• MIT Technology Review — This is where internet memes come from

• Motherboard — Researchers Studied 160 Million Memes and Found Most of Them Come From Two Websites

• Infowars — New Scientific Study Proves the Left Can’t Meme

• The Daily Dot — The most popular memes on Twitter and Reddit may surprise you

• Indy100 — These are the most popular memes, according to science

• ThinkProgress — This is how memes are weaponized to propel hate speech

• IFL Science — These Are The Most Popular Memes On The Internet (According To A Scientific Study)

• Hornet — Here’s How Racist Memes Are Created, Spread and Popularized

• The Register — Kremlin social media trolls aren’t actually that influential, study finds

• The Atlantic — How Much Attention Should Extremists Get?

• Hacking, Distributed — Twitter, Reddit and 4chan: The Web’s Fake News Centipede

• Nature News — Shining a light on the dark corners of the web

• Financial Times — Active management branded costly and futile