Agile Governance

The biggest threat to democracy? Your social media feed

Hector Sigala (lower left, hands), digital media director for the Bernie Sanders election campaign, works on the campaign's social media accounts at the digital team's office in Washington D.C

The internet was meant to spread democracy. Could it be having the opposite effect? Image: REUTERS/Melissa Fares

Vyacheslav Polonski
Alumni, Global Shapers Community, Google
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