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Dispatch: A Mobile Publishing Protocol for Conflict Reporting2012-2013

By : mkrisch September 1, 2012September 16, 2017

Team Members: Kanak Biscuitwala and William Bult of Stanford; Mathias Lecuyer and Madeline Ross of Columbia. Faculty Advisors: Prof. Augustin Chaintreau, Prof. Monica Lam, and Prof. Susan McGregor. Industry Partner: Chris Haseman (Tumblr).

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