If Network Heterogeneity Is Important for Information Diets, What Are Its...
PoliticsJournalismSocial MediaEcho Chambers and Filter BubblesIAMCR 2019The second presentation in this IAMCR 2019 session is presented by Nadine Strauß, whose focus is on the approaches by news...
View ArticleWhy Do People Share ‘Fake News’ on Social Media?
Journalism‘Fake News’Social MediaIAMCR 2019The final IAMCR 2019 panel I’m attending today is on ‘fake news’ and hate speech, and we start with Andrew Duffy. His focus is on why people share ‘fake news’...
View ArticleStrategies for Dealing with Online News Overload
JournalismIndustrial JournalismSocial MediaIAMCR 2019The third speaker in this IAMCR2019 session is Zhieh Lor, whose focus is on coping strategies for dealing with news overload in social media. Such...
View ArticleA Theory of Flak as a Political Weapon
PoliticsJournalism‘Fake News’Social MediaIAMCR 2019The final speaker in this IAMCR 2019 session is Brian Goss, whose interest is in flak as a socio-political force. This is influenced by the propaganda...
View ArticleUnderstanding the Rhythms of Social Media Platforms
Social MediaIAMCR 2019The next presentation in this IAMCR 2019 session is by Elinor Carmi, whose interest is in the power behind spam, noise, and other disruptive behaviours. In most forms of creative...
View ArticleOnline Influencers and the Long History of Paid Promotional Content
Produsage in BusinessSocial MediaIAMCR 2019The next presenter in this IAMCR 2019 session is Jeremy Shtern, who begins by noting that the quantification of the influence of online and social media...
View ArticleTowards Social Journalism: Rediscovering the Conversation
PoliticsJournalismIndustrial Journalism‘Fake News’Internet TechnologiesOnline PublishingSocial MediaIAMCR 2019The very final session at IAMCR 2019 features a keynote by Jeff Jarvis, who begins by...
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Are Filter Bubbles Real?
PoliticsGatewatching and Citizen JournalismJournalism‘Fake News’'Big Data'Social MediaEcho Chambers and Filter BubblesFacebookSocial Media Network MappingTwitterARC Future FellowshipThere has been much...
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A Round-Up of Some Recent Publications
PoliticsGatewatching and Citizen JournalismJournalismIndustrial Journalism‘Fake News’'Big Data'Social MediaFacebookSocial Media Network MappingTrISMA (ARC LIEF)TwitterARC Future FellowshipJournalism...
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Filter Bubbles and Echo Chambers: Debunking the Myths
PoliticsSocial MediaEcho Chambers and Filter BubblesFacebookSocial Media Network MappingTwitterARC Future FellowshipPublications(Crossposted from the Polity blog.)Filter bubbles and echo chambers have...
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Some Questions about Filter Bubbles, Polarisation, and the APIcalypse
Politics‘Fake News’'Big Data'Social MediaEcho Chambers and Filter BubblesFacebookTwitterARC Future FellowshipPublicationsRafael Grohmann from the Brazilian blog DigiLabour has asked me to answer some...
View ArticleThe Dynamics of Internet Use in Danish National Elections
PoliticsElectionsSocial MediaFacebookTwitterAoIR 2019The next speaker in this AoIR 2019 session is Jakob Linaa Jensen, who focusses on the Danish political environment. He and his colleagues conducted...
View ArticleChanging Political Campaigning Strategies in Sweden
PoliticsElectionsSocial MediaFacebookAoIR 2019The final speaker in this AoIR 2019 panel is Anders Olof Larsson, whose focus is on the developments of online political communication in Sweden – this...
View Article‘Coordinated Inauthentic Behaviour’ on Facebook during Election Campaigns
PoliticsElections‘Fake News’Social MediaFacebookAoIR 2019The next speaker in this AoIR 2019 session is Fabio Giglietto, whose focus is on inauthentic coordinated link sharing on Facebook in the run-up...
View ArticleAre News Outlets Deliberately Trolling Us into More Engagement on Facebook?
PoliticsJournalismIndustrial JournalismSocial MediaFacebookAoIR 2019The next speaker in this AoIR 2019 session is Eddy Hurcombe, whose focus is on the pursuit of social media interactions metrics by...
View ArticleAre Journalism Metrics Trustworthy Enough to Be Used in Editorial...
JournalismIndustrial Journalism'Big Data'Social MediaJournalism beyond the Crisis (ARC Discovery)AoIR 2019AoIR 2019Are Journalism Metrics Trustworthy Enough to Be Used in Editorial...
View ArticleTrust Us, Again? Twitter Campaigning Strategies in the 2019 Australian...
PoliticsElectionsGovernment‘Fake News’Social MediaTwitterAoIR 2019AoIR 2019Trust Us, Again? Twitter Campaigning Strategies in the 2019 Australian Federal ElectionAxel Bruns, Tim Graham, and Dan Angus5...
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Bots among Us: Prevalence, Influence, and Roles of Automated Accounts in the...
‘Fake News’'Big Data'Social MediaEcho Chambers and Filter BubblesSocial Media Network MappingTrISMA (ARC LIEF)TwitterARC Future FellowshipAoIR 2019AoIR 2019Bots among Us: Prevalence, Influence, and...
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Mining Influencers in the German Twittersphere: Mapping a Language-Based...
'Big Data'Social MediaEcho Chambers and Filter BubblesSocial Media Network MappingTrISMA (ARC LIEF)TwitterARC Future FellowshipIC2S2 2019IC2S2 2019Mining Influencers in the German Twittersphere:...
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The Expert in the Debate: Mapping Scholarly Contributions to the 2018...
PoliticsJournalismIndustrial JournalismSocial MediaSocial Media Network MappingTrISMA (ARC LIEF)TwitterAmplifying Public Value: Scholarly Contributions’ Impact on Public Debate (ARC Linkage)SM&S...
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