🇦🇺 Australia 2d ago · Tory Shepherd

‘The strategy is to humiliate’: influencers and the ethics of ‘rage-bait machine’ street interviews

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‘The strategy is to humiliate’: influencers and the ethics of ‘rage-bait machine’ street interviews
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Influencers from anti-abortion campaigners to anti-immigration activists are making online content out of interactions with Australians on the street. Experts say the ethics are murky Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast“She just kind of appeared in front of me … then she asked if I thought the unborn were human,” Emma Carson says.Carson was walking through Rundle Mall in Adelaide and thought the woman who approached her was a journalism student or a researcher. Continue r

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