The BBC current affairs programme Newsnight delved into network analysis this week. Network analysis generally involves generating diagrams which show clusters of relationships between people: a particularly powerful way of showing everything from power relationships to echo chambers and which people dominate or bridge particular groups of people.
The results tend to look like this:

This network diagram shows how pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian networks cluster online [source]
…and Reuters did it with Connected China:
..and over a decade ago the Washington Post used the technique to look at the money behind George W. Bush’s election campaign:
But as the technique gets easier the BBC treatment is noteworthy as one particularly creative response to the question “How do we make this work on TV?”
Plonking a presenter in space floating around these networks? It may just be the next swingometer…
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