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Mark Follman

Mark Follman appears in the following:

The Financial Cost of Gun Violence

Friday, May 01, 2015

Mother Jones attempts to tally the financial costs of gun violence, and we speak to a parent of a child who was killed in a drive by shooting.

Reddit: the front page of the internet

How Reddit Became a Gun Market

Wednesday, January 15, 2014

Reporter Mark Follman investigates how the online forum Reddit has become a gun marketplace. The article “How Reddit Became a Gun Market—and Authorized Its Logo on Assault Rifles” is in Mother Jones.