Unite the Right? How YouTube's Recommendation Algorithm Connects The U.S. Far-Right | by D&S Media Manipulation: Dispatches from the Field | Medium
Filling the void Alex Jones left behind | by Jonas Kaiser | Berkman Klein Center Collection | Medium
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PewDiePie, YouTube's Biggest Creator, Is Forever At War
PewDiePie said the n-word on YouTube. The Internet's most famous gamer is out of excuses. - The Washington Post
What Does PewDiePie Really Believe? - The New York Times
Ghost Keyboards on Instagram: "Alex Jones bought a Pewdiepie keyboard 😳"
Five: The Accidental Emperor - The New York Times
Crypto platform DLive bans Alex Jones (sorta) but may be courting PewDiePie - Modern Consensus.
Tom Kludt on X: "Say "pewdiepie" in Alex Jones voice https://t.co/QCMSZeeqN9" / X
How YouTube Created the Attention Economy | The New Yorker
What Does PewDiePie Really Believe? - The New York Times
Video games are the new contested space for public policy | Brookings
Alex Jones drops a Pewdiepie truth bomb in a hot tub! : r/PewdiepieSubmissions
PewDiePie tried to end his cultural forever war by donating to the ADL. His fans rebelled. - The Washington Post
Conspiracy Theorist Alex Jones Asks Fans To Support PewDiePie
In the great 'meme wars,' Alex Jones doesn't care if he makes them or is them - The Washington Post
Pewdiepie get Alex Jones on meme review. (video on count dankulas YouTube channel, 1:12:19 Alex Jones asking pewdiepie to host meme review.) : r/PewdiepieSubmissions
What I Don't Understand About PewDiePie
How covid-19 conspiracy theorists are exploiting YouTube culture | MIT Technology Review
Alex Jones and PewDiePie Sonic OC by NegroSlayer420 on DeviantArt
Inside PewDiePie's Insanely Profitable, Endlessly Controversial Empire
President Donald Trump, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Azealia Banks, Alex Jones and PewDiePie all have one thing in common: they have been… | Instagram
Secret video of Seattle teacher criticizing YouTube personality 'PewDiePie' goes viral, raises school-security concerns | The Seattle Times
