In the Media

Joshua A. Tucker talks about Facebook and the FCC helping Trump to make his argument against social media platforms.

Joshua A. Tucker talks about Facebook's potential problems with showing partisanship if they take an active role in moderating content.

Joshua A. Tucker weighed in with other experts and agrees that Trump needs Twitter, more than Twitter needs him, to reach his base during the pandemic.

Joshua A. Tucker talks about the difficulties that Twitter faces to moderate content in a non-partisan way.

Jonathan Nagler discusses how mail-in voting might depress voter turn-out.

Joshua A. Tucker talks about the politicization of the coronavirus and how prominent figures can combat misinformation.

Joshua A. Tucker talks about the effects of large levels of exposure to fake news on people's opinions towards the candidates in the 2020 presidential election.

Joshua A. Tucker discusses activism and its reliance on social media to organize.

A CSMaP study found that seniors struggle to identify fake news online.

Joshua A. Tucker discusses TikTok and the importance of internet popularity for up-and-coming politicians in spreading campaign awareness.

Joshua A. Tucker talks about new research finding people aren't very good at identifying fake news.

Joshua A. Tucker talks about Facebook's new data release to researchers, and how this event will affect future research into social media.

Joshua A. Tucker discusses Russia's potential tactics to spread disinformation this election cycle.

Joshua A. Tucker discusses how social media can help, but also potentially hurts activism efforts.