The Hate that Social Media Brewed: When rage fuels Social Media corporate profits, how do nations avoid a descent into violence?

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The Frontline with Dr Gary Payinda

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Frontline Kiwi workers are struggling to pay for food and rent, while politicians are giving away billions to the very rich. Public services are being cut back, privatised, and sold off. This is not how you build a stronger, healthier, or safer society. It’s time to stop the vandalism and rebuild NZ. Join Dr Gary Payinda and guests on The Frontline.

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Frontline Kiwi workers are struggling to pay for food and rent, while politicians are giving away billions to the very rich. Public services are being cut back, privatised, and sold off. This is not how you build a stronger, healthier, or safer society. It’s time to stop the vandalism and rebuild NZ. Join Dr Gary Payinda and guests on The Frontline.

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The Hate that Social Media Brewed: When rage fuels Social Media corporate profits, how do nations avoid a descent into violence?

The Frontline with Dr Gary Payinda

27 minutes 51 seconds

3 months ago

The Hate that Social Media Brewed: When rage fuels Social Media corporate profits, how do nations avoid a descent into violence?

Paul Spoonley is a Distinguished Professor Emeritus at Massey University and an expert on how nations counter violent extremism. This episode of The Frontline, Prod Spoonley tells us whether the Christchurch Massacre was a wake-up call for New Zealand, or an unheeded warning.