r/ActiveMeasures↗
Active Measures
For the discussion of active measures and influence campaigns. With current events as they are, this is meant to be a space to discuss Russia-style propaganda and censorship in both the United States and around the world, with a particular emphasis on examples found within the reddit community.
18k subscribers84 posts / mo in Sep 202616 authors / mosince 2017
r/ActiveMeasures has 18k members (+2.5% over the last 12 months). It gets about 84 posts a month from 16 people. Top topics: Russia Cyber Threats, Russian Espionage and Russia-Ukraine Conflict Media.
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Share of the subreddit's posts
- Russia Cyber Threats0.3%
- Russian Espionage0.3%
- Russia-Ukraine Conflict Media0.1%
- Russian Cyber Threats0.1%
- Russia-Ukraine Conflict0.1%
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- Archive
- Archive
- wsj
- CBS News
- SpyTalk
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