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In a post dated 16 Jun 2018, Q provided a list of 91 "reporters and networks named in the WikiLeaks" as having "colluded with the DNC or Hillary campaign during the 2016 election cycle…"

This information appeared as a list of networks and names, formatted as follows:

ABC – Cecilia Vega

ABC - David Muir

ABC – Diane Sawyer

ABC – George Stephanoplous

ABC – Jon Karl

ABC – Liz Kreutz

AP – Julie Pace

AP – Ken Thomas

AP – Lisa Lerer

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WaPo – Anne Gearan

WaPo – Greg Sargent

WSJ – Laura Meckler

WSJ – Peter Nicholas

WSJ – Colleen McCain Nelson

Yahoo – Matt Bai

The attached image represents those networks and reporters as a 2-mode social network.

Each red node in the center (hubs) represents an media organization, i.e. a network, magazine, or newspaper,

e.g. ABC, MSNBC, New York Times, Vice, etc.

At the end of each spoke is a blue square. It represents a reporter working for that particular media organization.

With one notable exception, each reporter is linked to

a single media organization. This makes sense–most have just one employer at a time.

That notable exception was Jonathan Alter who is listed as working for both MSNBC and Bloomberg.

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This view of the "comped" reporters and networks takes into account the past and post- 2015/16 employment into account.

Now J. Alter is not the only person with connections to multiple media organizations.

Now the network is much less fragmented.

Interestingly, the NTY and M. Haberman are quite centrally positioned in the network.

Future update will show which of them were forced into resignation.

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Reporters most influentially-positioned in the network include Norah O'Donnell, David Chailan, Jake Tapper, Jeff Zucker, Jeff Zeleny, John Berman, Alex Seitz-Wald, Beth Fouhy, Phil Griffin, Thomas Roberts, Ryan Lizza, and

Maggie Haberman.