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Biography

Dr. Nolan Higdon is an author and university lecturer of history and media studies. Higdon’s areas of concentration include youth culture, news media history, and critical media literacy. He sits on the boards of the Action Coalition for Media Education and Northwest Alliance For Alternative Media And Education. His most recent publications include The Anatomy of Fake News from University of California Press (2020) and United States of Distraction with Mickey Huff from City Lights Publishers. He is co-host of the Along the Line podcast with “Dr. Dreadlocks” Nicholas Baham III, and a longtime contributor to Project Censored’s annual book, Censored. In addition, he has been a contributor to Truthout and Counter-punch; and a guest commentator for The New York Times, San Francisco Chronicle, and numerous television news outlets.

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  May 24, 2024

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  March 3, 2024

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  November 17, 2023

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  October 25, 2023

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  October 2, 2023

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  September 18, 2023

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  September 12, 2023

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  July 24, 2023

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  July 20, 2023

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  July 18, 2023

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  June 1, 2023

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  May 4, 2023

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  April 20, 2023

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  October 29, 2022

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  October 29, 2021

• Lecturer of history and media studies Nolan Higdon gives expert opinion on the significance and ramifications of Frances Haugen's testimony to Congress about Facebook algorithm and privacy concerns.

  October 5, 2021