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Exactly — social media profiles, but mainly photos and videos uploaded from people living in morocco, living in spain. so in melilla, that little enclave and things like that, right? and that's the most important juice for us is those photos and videos, they are so core to what we do. well, suzanne, i mean, africa eye is celebrated for its open source investigations — the kind that ben and you have just been involved with. anatomy of a killing, for example, in 2018, which examined the shooting of women and children that the government in cameroon had called "fake news". now, this latest is...

When it comes to twitter but i want to turn to a story from africa eye that was published this week. africa eye is a bbc team that has been pioneering award—winning journalism, often initially from information found online. and two of the team are here. you heard ben strick at the beginning — an investigative journalist who worked on the latest story — and suzanne is the director and editor. now, back injune, shocking video started circulating on social media showing moroccan and spanish border guards in violent clashes with african migrants. 2a people died in the incident and dozens mor...

Wrought, is going to be a whole lot of leaving of twitter, including advertisers. and i'll be sad, you know, i'lljust be personally sad. i really, like ben, who has really crucial reasons to be, of course, on this platform as a law professor, the kind of communities that we also create, computer scientists, you know, the ways in which we reach folks in our work. for me as an intimate privacy advocate, it will make me really sad. peter kafka, host of recode media. i saw a wry smile on your face at that point. oh, i'm not sure where the wry smile came in. i guess one thing i would emphasise is, ...

The management of the platform. the letter follows the billionaire�*s sacking of half the staff, including the entire human rights team. those are our top stories this hour. now on bbc news, the media show. a warning — this programme contains flashing images. hello. today, we're asking whether it matters that the world's richest man now owns twitter. elon musk is the latest american billionaire to take control of an influential social media platform. should we care? and we'll also hear from journalists with the bbc�*s africa eye investigations team about how open source journalism allowe...

Yes, lots of them didn't survive. and that's where there's a big suspicion that, yes, there were 23 people who had died on the day but actually, there's 70 more people missing. and so, the question is, what happened to those? who are they? where are they? and there's a suspicion that they probably passed somewhere further down in the day or the few next few days. and that's kind of where all of this gets fudged and and becomes really important. 0k. ben, when it comes to how you've told the story, you know, it's on the bbc website, it's on youtube, but you've also done this, you know, very sign...