Changing Media, Changing Politics @technologyreview
Changing Media, Changing Politics @technologyreview
Uploaded October 2016 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
We look at how shifting technology has altered the media environment in 2016. What has been the impact on the presidential race? Plus, how might this affect a president’s ability to govern, shape policy, and communicate with the public?

Guests:

Deb Roy, Chief Media Scientist, Twitter; Professor at MIT

Nicco Mele, Director of the Shorenstein Center at Harvard

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