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How Conservative and Liberal Media Reinforce Political Beliefs

Are They Being Authentic? The Effects of Self-Disclosure and Message Sidedness on Sponsored Post Effectiveness

Investigating how to restore and advance trust in media and technology as a vital part of civic life and the democratic process.

 

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Two new faculty positions dedicated to working
on artificial intelligence and trust

 The College of Journalism and Communications is looking for two new faculty members who will work with the Consortium on Trust in Media and Technology to conduct research at the intersection of artificial intelligence and trust.  READ MORE

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Jay Hmielowski

Jay Hmielowski Co-Authors Article on Gateway Hypothesis Reassessment

October 20, 2021

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Video: Using AI to Improve Communication with Social Robots

October 20, 2021

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Jay Hmielowski and Two CJC Doctoral Students Co-Author Article on Diminishing News Media Trust in U.S. Rural Versus Urban Areas

September 13, 2021

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How Conservative and Liberal Media Reinforce Political Beliefs

September 7, 2021

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