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Hate speech’s double damage: A semi-automated approach toward direct and indirect targets
Journal of Quantitative Description: Digital Media, 2022 Democracies around the world have been facing increasing challenges with hate speech online as it contributes to a tense and thus less discursive public sphere.
Mario Haim, Elisa Hoven
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Journal of Quantitative Description: Digital Media, 2022 When building a global brand of any kind—a political actor, clothing style, or belief system— developing widespread awareness is a primary goal. Short of knowing any of the stories or products of a brand, being talked about in whatever fashion—raw
Peter Dodds +7 more
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Googling for Abortion: Search Engine Mediation of Abortion Accessibility in the United States
Journal of Quantitative Description: Digital Media, 2022 Among the myriad barriers to abortion access, crisis pregnancy centers (CPCs) pose an additional difficulty by targeting women with unexpected or “crisis” pregnancies in order to dissuade them from the procedure.
Yelena Mejova +2 more
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Is sharing just a function of viewing? The sharing of political and non-political news on Facebook
Journal of Quantitative Description: Digital Media, 2022 How is political news shared online? This fundamental question for political communication research in today’s news ecology is still poorly understood.
Damian Trilling +9 more
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Tweeting on Presidential Coattails: Congressional Candidate Use of Twitter in the 2020 Elections
Journal of Quantitative Description: Digital Media, 2022 There is a long history of political science research focused on congressional candidates riding presidential coattails into office. The underlying theory for this potential relationship is relatively simple—when presidential nominees are popular, they ...
Evan Crawford +2 more
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Journal of Quantitative Description: Digital Media, 2021 Contact tracing technology has been introduced in many countries as part of the COVID-19 containment strategy. However, research indicates that current adoption rates are too low for tracing apps to be effective.
Sarah Geber, Thomas Friemel
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Decentralized yet Unifying: Digital Media and Solidarity in Hong Kong's Anti-Extradition Movement
Journal of Quantitative Description: Digital Media, 2022 Can decentralized, digitally-enabled movements sustain solidarity over time? What is the role of digital media in such a process? Existing studies point to the tendency of such movements towards fragmentation.
Brian Leung, Yuan Hsiao, Kiran Garimella
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The Times They Are Rarely A-Changin'
Journal of Quantitative Description: Digital Media, 2021 This paper uses geolocated Twitter histories from approximately 25,000 individuals in 6 different time zones and 3 different countries to construct a proper time-zone dependent hourly baseline for social media activity studies.
Sean Kates +3 more
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A Note on Increases in Inattentive Online Survey-Takers Since 2020
Journal of Quantitative Description: Digital Media, 2022 Lucid, a popular source of online convenience survey samples, has seen a significant increase in inattentive respondents since 2020. Inattentive participants – respondents who incorrectly answer directed query attention check questions – may be ...
John Ternovski, Lilla Orr
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Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases, 2020 'Hope’ by Dr Kushboo Sheth is a profound and moving depiction of the inner life of a rheumatologist confronting the COVID-19 viral pandemic. The feelings that Sheth describes are as varied as they are powerful and range from fear to rage to distress. Burdened by the weight of these feelings, she vows to adapt, persevere and trudge onward.
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