The Verge

AUGUST 31, 2020

To explore these effects, The Verge provided clips from a recent incident of police violence to Broderick Turner, a researcher at Virginia Tech who authored a study on body cameras and intent. And for a broader look at the ways video footage can manipulate our assessment of police violence, read this piece by our colleague Nicole Wetsman.

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The Verge

MAY 27, 2020

As Nicole Wetsman writes, you’re going to need to learn yet more: The challenge is, Quinn’s research shows that most people don’t have a good sense of the difference between drug approval and emergency authorization. You’ve already learned a lot of medical terminology in the past couple months.

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The Verge

AUGUST 6, 2020

Where you’d normally have to grab your phone to complete the process, or painstakingly use a TV remote to fill out your credentials, the new addition lets you authorize the payment and automatically set up a subscription by linking your Google account from Android TV with just a few clicks. ? More from The Verge. ?

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The Verge

JUNE 1, 2020

One of the rumors claimed authorities had somehow blocked protesters from communicating from their smartphones in order to crack down on the unrest. Authorities and law enforcement officials are helping to push a narrative that outside groups were responsible for inciting violent confrontations at the protests over the weekend.

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The Verge

JUNE 18, 2020

That changes the way the incident is interpreted,” this author writes. Nicole Wetsman / The Verge ). “Body cameras show a scene from the perspective of the officer, and the image on the screen is focused on the suspect. But they’ve offered few details about how.

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