Journal of Hate Studies · 2005 · 23 citations · 10 references
Internet SciencePersuasive TechnologySocial InfluenceContent CreationHate GroupsCommunicationMisinformationJournalismCensorshipComputational Social ScienceSocial MediaOnline CommunityPersuasion TechniquesLanguage StudiesContent AnalysisWhite Supremacist WebsitesHate SpeechUnlimited NumberUser-generated ContentInformation AccessSocial ComputingUncensored MessageArtsPersuasion
The Internet has made it possible for people to access just about any information they could possibly want. Conversely, it has given organizations a vehicle through which they can get their message out to a large audience. Hate groups have found the Internet particularly appealing, because they are able to get their uncensored message out to an unlimited number of people (ADL 2005). This is an issue that is not likely to go away.
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White Supremacist Networks on the Internet
Val Burris, Emery Smith, Ann Strahm · Sociological Focus · 2000 · 271 citations
White Supremacist Movement, Communication, Social Network +19
Randy Blazak · American Behavioral Scientist · 2001 · 161 citations