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New terrorism’ and Social Media was the topic for this month’s masterclass at La Trobe University. who hosted the event with the incredible guest speaker, Dr. David Wright-Neville. The reason for his talk at La Trobe this week was generated by the recent coverage of terrorism in mainstream and social media over the last 18 months. In some statistics that he shared with us revealed that the “number of deaths resulting from terrorism shows a significant upward trend since 2010.” With the phenomenon of social media and the advancements in media technologies, terrorism has progressed so significantly that it has been differentiated as ‘new terrorism’.

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