In my new article in Computers in Human Behavior, I surveyed 1,305 Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok users to examine how algorithm awareness and privacy fatigue influence the way they share (or refrain from sharing) private information with these platforms.

Here’s what I found 🔍 : (3/9)

🚨 New publication! 🚨

Ever had an ad on FB, TikTok, or IG feel way too personal? 😳

In a new pub w/ Dr. Jeffrey T. Child, we studied how sm users (FB, Insta, and TikTok) navigate unsettling moments w/ algorithms seem to know too much via content analysis of their experiences.

Here’s what we found:

2025 Questioning Reality Conference

I’m excited to share that I’ve accepted a position as Assistant Professor in Computer-Mediated Communication at Central Michigan University joining their outstanding team in the School of Communication, Journalism and Media this fall. Thank you to everyone who’ve supported me! Fire Up, Chips! 🔥 ⬆️

I feel like Marshall McLuhan might know a thing or two about emerging media and technology.

This Facebook ad I just got was a little TOO personal… #AcademicSky

1/ Exciting findings from our latest study now published in Telematics and Informatics (issue in press). Myself and Mina Choi explore how machine source cues can mitigate perceptions of HMB. Let’s dive into the key insights. #AIJournalism #MediaBias