🎉 Congrats to Ashwin Rajadesingan for winning the Test of Time Award for his work on detecting sarcasm on Twitter! 🧠
Read more: https://t.co/M1sD8x6bEV
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Alexi McCammond’s rise to Teen Vogue editor-in-chief was derailed after old racist tweets resurfaced, leading to major backlash and her eventual resignation. Is cancel culture the price of accountability or just a harsh punishment?
Debates on the Russia-Ukraine war are everywhere—how is media shaping them?🎙️
From viral takes to biased framing, journalism walks a fine line between objectivity & commentary. Are we getting facts or just narratives?
https://t.co/ha4zQDg6J1
#RussiaUkraineWar
True crime podcasts have exploded in popularity recently, with the JonBenét Ramsey case being a very popular topic. While these podcasts can help solve cold cases and bring awareness, they also raise ethical concerns - especially when speculation causes harm to those involved.
Research coauthored by Dr. Gina M. Masullo explores how gender, similarity, and free speech claims shape views on content moderation. Reactions vary by who speaks up.
Learn more: https://t.co/vbSzkOzkZI
#ContentModeration
Ever said, “I see your point” in a debate?💬 That’s #ConnectiveLanguage, and it can make online conversations more productive.
A new study shows how AI helps detect and promote it.
https://t.co/YT5orpv3v7
Like the Super Bowl, journalism has high stakes. In 2021, ESPN's Adam Schefter faced criticism after sending a full draft of his story to a source for feedback. While Schefter defended it as a common practice for accuracy, many argued it compromised his journalistic independence.
Can social media bring people together instead of driving them apart?🤔
A new study explores #ConnectiveLanguage—phrases that foster understanding and real discussion. See how AI is helping identify them.
https://t.co/YT5orpv3v7
🗣️ Bridging Divides on Social Media
Not all online conversations fuel division—some build connection. A new study identifies connective language: phrases like “I see your point” or “That’s an interesting perspective” that foster understanding.
https://t.co/YT5orpv3v7
Roses are red, violets are blue, CME loves media… and all of you!💌
This Valentine’s Day, we’re sending big ❤️ to our followers, readers, and fellow media enthusiasts. Thanks for engaging, questioning, and exploring media with us. You make our work more meaningful every day!
5 Tips for Solidarity Reporting💡
📝 Develop a Story Topic
🎙 Identify & Contact Sources
💬 Conduct Interviews
🖊 Frame the Story & Choose Words Carefully
🌍 Reflect on Story Impact
It’s about amplifying voices, building understanding & driving change.
https://t.co/iBlhWUYnVo
🗳️AI played a significant role in elections worldwide—what insights can we take as new leaders step into office?
Swipe to explore key findings from our research: https://t.co/skyze7QD1i
#CMEResearch#AIImpact#Elections2024
🔎Russia secretly funded U.S. conservative media to push pro-Kremlin narratives.
As Dr. Jo Lukito notes, influencers hold trusted voices, making disinformation more effective when spread through familiar faces.
https://t.co/8kloI9aOxh
#disinformation#mediaInfluence
The Internet’s Funhouse Mirror: Are You Seeing the Truth? 🧠
Our research shows how online interactions are shaping what we believe—and making us more vulnerable to disinformation.
https://t.co/8vBq2kxP67
#Disinformation#FakeNews#StayInformed
5 Ways to Connect with Local Communities:
🤝🏼 Build Relationships
⚖️ Showcase Diverse Voices
🗣️ Examine Your Framing
💬 Think Beyond the Story
📰 Diversify Your Newsroom
Stronger connections = better journalism!✨ #QuickTips
https://t.co/iBlhWUYnVo
Can journalism rebuild public trust?🎧
Dr. Anita Varma dives into how solidarity journalism can help restore faith in mainstream media, strengthen democracy, and better serve audiences.
#MediaEthics#SolidarityJournalism
https://t.co/LtVgrMftCB
🔔 Reminder: We're Hiring! 🔔
Join our team and make an impact in media research! We're hiring passionate researchers to shape the future of media engagement.
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#NowHiring#MediaResearch#JobsAustin
Online attacks are an unfortunate reality for many journalists today. In a Hidden Compass panel event, @GinaMMasullo shared strategies for teaching young journalists to navigate these challenges and build resilience.
#Journalism#OnlineSafety
https://t.co/vyIOlUenCs
Is academia pushing researchers too far? 💥
Dr. Jo Lukito’s research explores the trauma and pressures early career researchers face and proposes a care-driven framework for support.
Read more: https://t.co/29PeKGNs64
#AcademicCare