Popular protests, coups and information flows: Research behind the revolutions
2014 study by New York University published in Journal of Politics on the relationship between popular protests, media freedom and coups.
Research roundups, articles, explainers and tip sheets about how journalists report the news and how audiences consume it
2014 study by New York University published in Journal of Politics on the relationship between popular protests, media freedom and coups.
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2014 research brief on how government can better engage citizens through the use of social media, by Steven Michael Polunsky, Texas A&M University and the Scholars Strategy Network.
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2014 study from Portland State University published in Political Communication on how the loss of newspapers in two U.S. cities diminished civic life.
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2011 study from the University of Toronto and MIT Sloan School of Management on the effectiveness of contextual and high-visual online advertising campaigns.
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February 2014 review of latest scholarship on topics such as Twitter networks, geolocation and privacy, and paying for news online.
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2014 roundup of recent Harvard Shorenstein Center events with the New York Times‘ David Carr, BuzzFeed’s Ben Smith and MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell.
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2013-14 research about the way technology is disrupting the U.S. labor market, with a focus on an Oxford University study estimating that 47% of jobs are at risk.
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2014 study in The International Journal of Press/Politics on how smaller NGOs tend to struggle to communicate on the Internet.
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January 2014 review of latest studies in journalism, communications, computer science and global technology.
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2013 year-in-review list of a dozen top studies and reports in the area of digital, social and news media-related scholarship.
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