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A protester and motorist shout as demonstrators blocked South Florissant Avenue outside the Ferguson Police Department, on Nov. 24, 2015, in Ferguson, Missouri.
A protester and motorist shout as demonstrators blocked South Florissant Avenue outside the Ferguson Police Department, on Nov. 24, 2015, in Ferguson, Missouri.
Image: Robert Cohen/St. Louis Post-Dispatch via AP

Race-related conversations remain divided on social media

Current events drive plenty of race-related conversation on social media, but many of those conversations are still divided, according to a new Pew Research Center study released Monday.

How you visit your favorite news websites matters. Coming through the homepage generally generates more views and time spent on the site,  according to new data.
How you visit your favorite news websites matters. Coming through the homepage generally generates more views and time spent on the site, according to new data.
Image: Flickr, Garry Knight

When Facebook Sends Visitors to News Sites, They Tend Not to Stay

Social media is great for finding unique content from sources you might not otherwise visit -- but loyalty still matters in the news business. That's according to new data from the Pew Research Journalism Project. Readers who visit a publication's ho...

New research from Pew Research Center found that most U.S. Twitter conversations fall into one of six different categories.
New research from Pew Research Center found that most U.S. Twitter conversations fall into one of six different categories.
Image: Flickr, Garry Knight

Your Twitter Conversations Fall Into One of These Six Categories

The trolls, the political preachers, the over-sharers: Twitter users encompass all of these stereotypes and then some. How do so many different personalities interact and exist on one network? That's what the Pew Research Center decided to find out. ...
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