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What should I watch from the cornucopia that is the #ica21 program? In this thread some things that caught my eye, suggestions welcome.
"Blue Sky Workshop: Reconceptualising Freedom of Expression: Developing an Agenda for Research" w/
@cheriangeorge et al ica2021.cadmore.media/Title/97f91716…
"Blue Sky Workshop: Reconceptualising Freedom of Expression: Developing an Agenda for Research" w/
@cheriangeorge et al ica2021.cadmore.media/Title/97f91716…
The #ica_gcsc panel "International Collaborations Around COVID-19 Research in Africa During a Pandemic: Struggles With Theory and Method" with Radhika Gajjala et al looks interesting ica2021.cadmore.media/Title/29b6af8f…
“How Does YouTube Recommendation Algorithms Minimize Users’ Online News Exposure?” (according to abstract less echo chambers than leading people away from news) by @Saarahuang and @tianyangyt is #ica_cat ica2021.cadmore.media/Title/6719a899…
At #ICA20 #ica_jsd @dragz @rasmus_kleis and me present a study that examines relationships between news literacy and using social media for news. We take DNR 2018 data and compare findings across 5 countries 🇩🇪🇸🇪🇫🇷🇺🇸🇬🇧
We define news literacy as knowledge about how the news is made (cc @sethdashley). We developed a measure that aims to compare this knowledge across countries - this is a very challenging thing to do. But (which is why?), comparative research on the topic is largely missing. 
We find higher news literacy is
a) positively related to using social media as A source of news (next to maybe many others), but...
b) unrelated to using social media as MAIN source of news.
a) positively related to using social media as A source of news (next to maybe many others), but...
b) unrelated to using social media as MAIN source of news.
