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Media, Politics & Government

Pew Research: Twitter reaction to events often at odds with overall public opinion

by John Wihbey | March 5, 2013

2013 report from the Pew Research Center demonstrating how discussions on Twitter often do not reflect more general national sentiment.

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Economics, Media

The (non)violent world of YouTube: Content trends in Web video

by John Wihbey | March 4, 2013

2012 study in Journal of Communication showing how violence is less prevalent on YouTube than it is on network television.

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Economics, Education

University-based service learning: Relating mentor experiences to issues of poverty

by Cynthia Thaler | March 4, 2013

2012 study from Vanderbilt University on the effects of a service-learning mentoring program and college students’ learning about social inequality.

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Six powerful examples of journalism’s importance: Recent civic impacts of the press

by John Wihbey | March 4, 2013

Six powerful investigative stories from 2013, finalists for the Goldsmith Prize for Investigative Reporting, that make for a strong reading list for classrooms and those interested in journalism.

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Media, Politics & Government

Questioning the network: The year in digital media research, 2012-13

by John Wihbey | February 28, 2013

2012-13 review of 10 new interesting studies in the realm of digital media, social media and communications. A cross-post with Nieman Journalism Lab.

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Economics, Media, Politics & Government

What’s new in digital scholarship? February 2013

by John Wihbey | February 28, 2013

Review of recent studies in digital-oriented academic disciplines, including journalism, social media and communications. A cross-post with Nieman Journalism Lab.

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Economics, Politics & Government

Property values, parks and crime: An analysis of Baltimore

by Bakary Seckan | February 27, 2013

2008 study in Landscaping and Urban Planning on the effect of crime levels and park proximity on property values in Baltimore, Maryland.

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Economics, Politics & Government

National Transportation Safety Board: Report on curbside motorcoach safety

by Leighton Walter Kille | February 27, 2013

2011 study by the NTSB of data from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration as well as interviews, compliance reviews and inspections.

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Economics

Bus crashes in the United States: What does the research say?

by John Wihbey | February 27, 2013

2013 review of relevant research and data that can provide context for bus crashes, including city and school vehicles as well as charter and tour motorcoaches.

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Economics, Environment

Wind energy in the United States and globally: Research roundup

by Leighton Walter Kille | February 26, 2013

2012 roundup of research on onshore and offshore wind energy, including market conditions, governmental support, technological advances and global potential.

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“In the span of about two months, the Trump administration radically expanded the 287(g) program beyond anything I have seen in the past 15 years of close study of this precise policy,” writes immigration scholar Austin Kocher.

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