I got to spend this week speaking with @leneaaroe.bsky.social and colleagues at Aarhus, and it was just terrific. So many smart people. And great Danish November weather too! #PoliSky #polcom

Here are updated trends in media sentiment for Harris and Trump, July 1st to October 15th. More information at snsoroka.com/2024

I've updated data on media sentiment of Harris and Trump today, available at www.snsoroka.com/2024. Trends over time, and also some data on differences in coverage across networks.

In “Angry and Wrong: The Emotional Dynamics of Partisan Media and Political Misperceptions”, Weeks examines how partisan media affect false political beliefs, in part by generating anger. doi.org/10.1017/9781... (3/4)

In "How News Coverage of Misinformation Shapes Perceptions and Trust," @emilythorson.bsky.social finds that exposure to news coverage of misinformation makes people less trusting of news on social media, but MORE trusting of print news. doi.org/10.1017/9781... (2/4)

Political communication #polcomm scholars: I hope you’ll join me in being very excited about TWO new CUP Elements in Politics and Communication, relevant to the current election campaign - one by @emilythorson.bsky.social l and the other by Brian Weeks. (1/4)

Graphics showing trends over time, and differences in coverage across networks, are also available at snsoroka.com/2024

Here are results from a sentiment analysis of television news coverage of Harris and Trump, up to today. Methodology is described in more detail on the website, and I'm hoping to update this page semi-regularly during the campaign. snsoroka.com/2024

Munger uses "fifteen years of supply and demand data from YouTube to demonstrate how different types of producers respond more or less to this feedback, which in turn structures the ideological distribution of content consumed on the platform."