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Fact-checking and news organization
How does the public differentially perceive and share news articles that correct misinformation about politicians?
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Misinformation sources on the web
So, we know fake news and misinformation are wide-spread. People are now aware and worried that big social media, such as Facebook and Twitter, are seriously contaminated with inaccurate and unsubstantiated information. But where are all those fake news and misinformation coming from? Who is generating and spreading the falsehood? Who is monitoring online rumors…
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Social segregation and misinformation
Do network structures affect the way we interpret and share information?
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New paper on communication systems using computer simulation
Forthcoming paper at Communication Measures and Methods
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Social media messaging and Public health behavior
Does political identity influence how people respond to their governors’ COVID-19 messages?
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Toward strategic fact-checking
What is a smarter way to track and tackle the flows of misinformation?
