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One Size Fits All: Context Collapse, Self-Presentation Strategies and Language Styles on Facebook

We are pleased to announce that four members of our department have just published an article on the Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication, together with colleagues from the Stanford and Cambridge.

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Communication varies across contexts. Figuring out effective, as well as ineffective, ways of communication requires a scientific approach.

NCA 103rd Annual Convention: Our Legacy, Our Relevance

SCHEDULED APPEARANCES:

Nicholas A. Palomares

Students and faculty will present over 20 papers at the 69th Annual International Communication Association Conference

Communication Beyond Boundaries

Washington Hilton Hotel; Washington, D.C.; 24-28 May 2019

Prof. Jingwen Zhang just joined the Department this fall, and has already received a grant for a collaborative project with the project's PI Dr. Damon Centola, from the Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Pennsylvania.

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During a recent visit to Chile, Prof. Hilbert gave a series of extensive interviews and key-note speeches about current transformations of the digital communication landscape, including the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI), big data and social media, and the increasing power of Computational Social Science.

Prof. Cingel published two articles in the latest issue of Media Psychology, a top-ranked interdisciplinary journal and received a grant to support a follow-up study. The first paper (published with colleagues at the University of Amsterdam) examined how the social context (e.g., viewing alone vs.

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