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Online media coverage of refugees in Europe

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Daniel Dechev, director of surveillance for the Bulgarian border patrol demonstrates how an integrated system of sensors and cameras helps detect irregular border crossings, enabling police to apprehend people. Greece's completion of a new border fence al Jodi Hilton/IRIN
Daniel Dechev, director of surveillance for the Bulgarian border patrol demonstrates how an integrated system of sensors and cameras helps detect irregular border crossings, enabling police to apprehend people.

Co-founder, former CEO, and editor

    Using the GDELT media monitoring database, we show how news coverage of refugees emerged from the sidelines.

     
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