Congratulations to CRC fellow and Ph.D. candidate in EMS, Sejin Paik! She recently published her solo-authored paper,”Journalism Ethics for the Algorithmic Era” in Digital Journalism. Drawing on interviews with local journalists, the article looks into the history of journalism ethics in the U.S. and the challenges of editorial work in the face of artificial intelligence […]
In May 2023, research conducted by COM undergraduate student Emma Longo was awarded the inaugural Nelson Undergraduate Research Award from the University Research Opportunities Program (UROP). The Boston University Nelson Undergraduate Research Award was established in 2023 by a BU alumni donation from Mark (COM’88) and Ruth Gallagher Nelson to support students conducting research in […]
By Burt Glass Americans doubt dating apps are the best way to find a successful relationship and they certainly don’t trust them – but they’re apparently unwilling to give up on apps like Match, Tinder and Hinge in the search for their true soulmate. Those are some of the takeaways from the latest Media & […]
By Burt Glass Twice as many Americans disagree than agree with owners of social media platforms, like Twitter, banning journalists who post content they don’t like. That’s according to the latest Media and Technology Survey from Boston University’s College of Communication conducted by Ipsos, which asked Americans whether the owners of social media networks should be […]
By Burt Glass Most Americans believe companies can make a difference in combating climate change, and they want to buy from and work for those companies that try, according to the latest Media & Technology Survey from Boston University’s College of Communication and Ipsos. Read the full article here.
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By Burt Glass More young people than old, and more men than women, are open to artificial intelligence-powered machines replacing people in a variety of jobs, according to the latest Media & Technology Survey from Boston University’s College of Communication and Ipsos. Read the full article here.
Congratulations to the many CRC Fellows who will be presenting their research at the 72nd annual ICA conference this week! Please see below for a list of presentations and follow us on Twitter for more! Conference Theme (courtesy of ICA): The 72nd Annual ICA Conference theme One World, One Network invites reimagining communication scholarship on […]
Dr. Rosalynn Vasquez, Assistant Professor of Public Relations will be discussing her research on the experiences and coping mechanisms of Latinas in Public Relations on Wednesday, March 16, 2022 from 3:30-4:30pm in COM 209 — as part of the Boston University Communication Research Colloquium Series.