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Social media’s role in the Ottawa shooting story

  • By: Michael Miles
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Police officers at scene of shooting; Ottawa, October 22, 2014
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Social media is playing a huge role in today’s Ottawa shooting coverage, with events unfolding by the minute.

Here to talk about that aspect of the story is McMaster University communications professor Alex Sevigny.

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