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Pics or it didn't happen – How does social media access affect what we know about killings in the Syrian conflict?

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Pics or it didn't happen – How does social media access affect what we know about killings in the Syrian conflict?
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Social media platforms have taken on a central role in providing fellow citizens and the outside world with critical information in the chaos that surrounds violent conflict, in particular where traditional media sources are censored or unavailable. Access to services such as Twitter offer citizen journalists all over the world an easy and cheap way to share details on events that might have otherwise gone unnoticed.