Jesselyn Cook
@jessreports
reporter, lecturer & author • nieman fellow @harvard '25 • previously: investigations @nbcnews, news & features @huffpost • [email protected] 💌
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https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/706443/the-quiet-damage-by-jesselyn-cook/ 22-08-2011 20:42:24
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Very cool to see our "Grapevine" podcast honored with an Edward R. Murrow Award. Cheers to an incredible team, including Antonia Hylton, frannie_kelley, Julie Shapiro, Michelle Garcia, Emily Berk and Alexa Danner 🥂
The Quiet Damage by Jesselyn Cook is exceptional! It's devastating to read the amount of destruction QAnon has done to families and while it was heart-wrenching at times, it was great to read how some of those who fell down the "rabbit hole" eventually found their way out.
"What Laura Loomer is doing, with Trump's help, is just normalizing and spreading these detrimental conspiracy theories...There's real offline harm to these online conspiracy theories." Jesselyn Cook reacts to the far-right provocateur seen traveling w/ the former president.
Important reporting with Stephen Starr - the violent racism we’re seeing on the campaign trail toward Springfield started months ago by smaller far right groups theguardian.com/us-news/2024/s…
In my first magazine story for Mother Jones, I wrote about the attacks on disinformation researchers, and the ways they echo attacks on climate scientists in the '90s. One person compared it to the Red Scare: “How do we not see the historical parallels?” motherjones.com/politics/2024/…
Glad I was asked to share my wisdom and insights on election-season disinformation threats, real and exaggerated, alongside Jesselyn Cook and Renée DiResta for this Stuart A. Thompson joint: nytimes.com/2024/09/17/tec…
Targeted disinformation is cheap and effective. AI turbocharges its spread. Read what three experts, Jesselyn Cook, Sasha Issenberg, and Renée DiResta, think about the impact of social media and conspiracy theories on the upcoming 2024 presidential election. nytimes.com/2024/09/17/tec…
One of the most extraordinary stories of the year: Lizzie Presser's piece on the collision course between two Wisconsin teenagers. Deeply reported, beautifully told--and devastating. I had to stop several times while reading it to catch my breath. propublica.org/article/teens-…