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Evidence, yes, but whose evidence & what evidence?
#COVID19 pandemic is accompanied by 'infodemic' and responding credibly+effectively is in part about media+communications
Yet media+communication research relatively absent from #COVID19 policy-making, I've told #WHEFEvents
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#COVID19 pandemic is accompanied by 'infodemic' and responding credibly+effectively is in part about media+communications
Yet media+communication research relatively absent from #COVID19 policy-making, I've told #WHEFEvents
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There is much timely and relevant research, e.g. work of @Stephen_Cushion et al theconversation.com/coronavirus-fa…
As well as our work at @risj_oxford e.g. reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/communications…,
Yet it is not clear it is being recognized and used rasmuskleisnielsen.net/2020/05/22/com…
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As well as our work at @risj_oxford e.g. reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/communications…,
Yet it is not clear it is being recognized and used rasmuskleisnielsen.net/2020/05/22/com…
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Many scientific fields have much to offer on #covid19
Given news is most widely used source of information about pandemic, media+communication research is arguably one of them
Yet e.g. seems no media+communications researchers among of 120+ SAGE and SPI-B members in the UK
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Given news is most widely used source of information about pandemic, media+communication research is arguably one of them
Yet e.g. seems no media+communications researchers among of 120+ SAGE and SPI-B members in the UK
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