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Author: Michael Elsanadi

07 Feb

Symposium on Fairness, Equality, and Diversity in Open Source Investigations: We Need to Talk About Twitter – A Consideration of OSINT as a Knowledge Formation Project

[Michael Elsanadi is a trainer and researcher with Mnemonic and is currently pursuing an MA in Data in Culture and Society at King’s College London.]  In the past ten years, the open source investigations space has exponentially grown. The increasing presence of OSINT bios, dedicated accounts, and general discussion demonstrates the familiarity and presence of open source investigative reporting and methods...

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