Among the many so-called microblogging services that allow their users to describe their
current status in short posts, Twitter is probably among the most popular and well known …

This article is intended to serve as a primer on methodological standards for gender
scholars pursuing content analytic research. The scientific underpinnings of the method are …

Current technological, organizational and institutional changes fundamentally alter the
relationship between journalism and its audience–with consequences not only for …

Public communication about science faces novel challenges, including the increasing
complexity of research areas and the erosion of traditional journalistic infrastructures …

Occupations are increasingly embedded with and affected by digital technologies. These
technologies both enable and threaten occupational identity and create two important …

This study explores differences in volume of coverage and thematic content between US
print news and online media coverage for an emerging technology–nanotechnology. We …

In a media ecosystem besieged with misinformation and polarizing rhetoric, what the news
media chooses not to cover can be as significant as what they do cover. In this article, we …

This article examines how American news media have framed social media as political
technologies over time. To do so, we analyzed 16 years of political news stories focusing on …

This empirical study addresses dynamics of viral information in the blogosphere, presenting
a new methodology which enables the capture of dynamism and the time‐factor of …

While some argue the term “fake news” has lost its meaning and should be discarded from
academic lexicon, others say the term has conceptual utility and one that the public …