CCS Pod
@ccspod.bsky.social
Podcast on CCS hosted by @emesedomahidi.bsky.social, @marhai.bsky.social and @janabernhard.bsky.social. Discussions about the field in the #CCSpod, deep dive into individual studies in #aBitOfCCS. https://aboutccs.net/ccspod/
Before we take a (longer? ;-)) summer break, we discuss the concept of credibility and its special role in misinformation and disinformation with the wonderful Dr. Cuihua (Cindy) Shen in the final episode of season 2. You can listen in here: t1p.de/79g3a
How crucial is credibility online? by What is it about computational communication science?
Credibility is a crucial concept in communication science and received severely increased attention, again, with CCS. That is, it serves everybody as a signpost to navigate the web whilst also being s...
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August 14, 2024 at 1:35 PM
Before we take a (longer? ;-)) summer break, we discuss the concept of credibility and its special role in misinformation and disinformation with the wonderful Dr. Cuihua (Cindy) Shen in the final episode of season 2. You can listen in here: t1p.de/79g3a
In the latest episode, we talk to @ethanz.bsky.social about why social media seems to be broken, how we could fix it, including looking at different regions of the world, and whether a lawsuit against Facebook could make a difference. You can listen in here: You can listen in here: t1p.de/f1h0v
How to fix platforms? by What is it about computational communication science?
Ethan Zuckerman, Associate Professor of Public Policy, Communication and Information at the U of Massachusetts Amherst, is our guest, and he is on a mission to fix platforms. Not because he thinks the...
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July 23, 2024 at 10:55 AM
In the latest episode, we talk to @ethanz.bsky.social about why social media seems to be broken, how we could fix it, including looking at different regions of the world, and whether a lawsuit against Facebook could make a difference. You can listen in here: You can listen in here: t1p.de/f1h0v
What is AI, where does the hype come from and what role do CCS methods play? In our latest episode, we discuss these topics with the wonderful @jeanburgess.bsky.social and look at the latest developments in the field. You can listen in here: t1p.de/4q53e
What is AI? by What is it about computational communication science?
Everyone is talking about Artificial Intelligence (AI), so we want to bring some differentiation into the bigger picture. For this, Jean Burgess, Distinguished Professor of Digital Media in and foundi...
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May 3, 2024 at 11:06 AM
What is AI, where does the hype come from and what role do CCS methods play? In our latest episode, we discuss these topics with the wonderful @jeanburgess.bsky.social and look at the latest developments in the field. You can listen in here: t1p.de/4q53e
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Excited to be part of this episode of the
@ccspod.bsky.social! Thanks @emesedomahidi.bsky.social & @marhai.bsky.social for an engaging conversation on the role that computational communication science can play in how we research digital media & well-being, & the challenges that we will face doing so
@ccspod.bsky.social! Thanks @emesedomahidi.bsky.social & @marhai.bsky.social for an engaging conversation on the role that computational communication science can play in how we research digital media & well-being, & the challenges that we will face doing so
In our new episode, we discuss the impact of digital media on well-being with @dougaparry.bsky.social. We look in particular at measuring media use and the new opportunities offered by digital data and CCS methods, but also the challenges involved. Listen here: t1p.de/ogbna
March 25, 2024 at 10:40 AM
Excited to be part of this episode of the
@ccspod.bsky.social! Thanks @emesedomahidi.bsky.social & @marhai.bsky.social for an engaging conversation on the role that computational communication science can play in how we research digital media & well-being, & the challenges that we will face doing so
@ccspod.bsky.social! Thanks @emesedomahidi.bsky.social & @marhai.bsky.social for an engaging conversation on the role that computational communication science can play in how we research digital media & well-being, & the challenges that we will face doing so
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This is a great episode that offers a nuanced perspective on important and complex issues that resist simplification (even if plenty of people do exactly that). Thanks for the great work @dougaparry.bsky.social
In our new episode, we discuss the impact of digital media on well-being with @dougaparry.bsky.social. We look in particular at measuring media use and the new opportunities offered by digital data and CCS methods, but also the challenges involved. Listen here: t1p.de/ogbna
April 1, 2024 at 9:22 PM
This is a great episode that offers a nuanced perspective on important and complex issues that resist simplification (even if plenty of people do exactly that). Thanks for the great work @dougaparry.bsky.social
In our new episode, we discuss the impact of digital media on well-being with @dougaparry.bsky.social. We look in particular at measuring media use and the new opportunities offered by digital data and CCS methods, but also the challenges involved. Listen here: t1p.de/ogbna
March 22, 2024 at 8:33 AM
In our new episode, we discuss the impact of digital media on well-being with @dougaparry.bsky.social. We look in particular at measuring media use and the new opportunities offered by digital data and CCS methods, but also the challenges involved. Listen here: t1p.de/ogbna
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🎙 Exciting News! 🚀 Thrilled to announce that I'm now officially part of the @ccspod.bsky.social podcast alongside amazing hosts @marhai.bsky.social and @emesedomahidi.bsky.social!
March 4, 2024 at 7:14 AM
🎙 Exciting News! 🚀 Thrilled to announce that I'm now officially part of the @ccspod.bsky.social podcast alongside amazing hosts @marhai.bsky.social and @emesedomahidi.bsky.social!
In our latest episode, we discuss with Subhayan Mukerjee how powerful platforms are. The global perspective is particularly relevant here and calls not only for more diverse methods for CCS, but especially for appropriate theory building. Listen here: t1p.de/6xe2v
January 20, 2024 at 10:57 AM
In our latest episode, we discuss with Subhayan Mukerjee how powerful platforms are. The global perspective is particularly relevant here and calls not only for more diverse methods for CCS, but especially for appropriate theory building. Listen here: t1p.de/6xe2v
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Fake news and the hybrid media system as well as malicious language online -- interesting phenomena we package under the umbrella term of (in quotation marks) "'contemporary' news". @jolukito.bsky.social guides us through these phenomena in our recent podcast episode! 📻🎧
How to study "contemporary" news? Join our discussion with the wonderful @jolukito.bsky.social on hybrid media systems, different forms of political language and their impact, and the role of CCS. Listen in here: t1p.de/getq0
December 13, 2023 at 10:39 AM
Fake news and the hybrid media system as well as malicious language online -- interesting phenomena we package under the umbrella term of (in quotation marks) "'contemporary' news". @jolukito.bsky.social guides us through these phenomena in our recent podcast episode! 📻🎧
How to study "contemporary" news? Join our discussion with the wonderful @jolukito.bsky.social on hybrid media systems, different forms of political language and their impact, and the role of CCS. Listen in here: t1p.de/getq0
December 13, 2023 at 9:34 AM
How to study "contemporary" news? Join our discussion with the wonderful @jolukito.bsky.social on hybrid media systems, different forms of political language and their impact, and the role of CCS. Listen in here: t1p.de/getq0
In our latest episode, we engage in an insightful conversation with Christian Baden, delving into the nature and prevalence of online disputes. We examine their implications for research methods and theories, and place a special focus on CCS. Listen in here: t1p.de/8394j
November 17, 2023 at 2:49 PM
In our latest episode, we engage in an insightful conversation with Christian Baden, delving into the nature and prevalence of online disputes. We examine their implications for research methods and theories, and place a special focus on CCS. Listen in here: t1p.de/8394j