In the Media

Cody Buntain, a Faculty Research Affiliate, expresses concern about the future of Facebook's CrowdTangle tool.

Jonathan Nagler discusses why Trump's social network isn't having much of an impact in our political discourse.

The New Yorker cites a CSMaP study in a story analyzing research on social media and democracy.

Joshua A. Tucker joins a Fast Company podcast to discuss social media transparency and data access.

In this episode of Intel on AI, host Amir Khosrowshahi talks with Joshua A. Tucker about using artificial intelligence to study the influence social media has on politics.

Joshua A. Tucker discusses the disinformation problems we'll face in the 2022 election.

Joshua A. Tucker talks about Elon Musk's continued waffling on what he would do with Twitter.

Kevin Aslett and Andy Guess discuss their new study on source credibility labels.

A roundup of recent misinformation research, including our paper on news credibility labels.

Kevin Aslett discusses findings from our study on the efficacy of source credibility labels.

Coverage of our paper on the impact of news source credibility labels.

What Musk's Twitter purchase ultimately means for TRUTH Social is a bit opaque, says Jonathan Nagler.

Zeve Sanderson analyzes whether Elon Musk will end Twitter deplatforming.

Joshua A. Tucker discusses Elon Musk's Twitter takeover and what would happen if liberal users flee the platform.

Zeve Sanderson discusses the pros and cons of Elon Musk's purchase of Twitter.

Joshua A. Tucker explains why researchers need more access to social media data to better understand the impact of platforms on society.

Jonathan Nagler discusses a new study showing a strong majority of Americans want social media companies to take action to reduce the spread of misinformation.

Joshua A. Tucker discusses the implications Elon Musk's bid to buy Twitter has on content moderation and free speech.

Joshua A. Tucker explains why Truth Social seems to be failing.

Joshua A. Tucker discusses the flawed roll out of Trump's new social media app.

Megan A. Brown talks to MSNBC about our recent studying showing spikes in online harassment against female journalists after prominent media attacks.

Joshua A. Tucker discusses social media's impact on the invasion of Ukraine and how "information theaters" differ across the West, Ukraine, Russia, and China.

Joshua A. Tucker joins Dan Abrams Live to discuss why Reuters is being criticized for partnering with TASS.

A Washington Post analysis using CSMaP data finds that traffic to state media sites tanked on YouTube and Facebook following action by the companies.

Joshua A. Tucker looks at how misinformation spreads and how it's influencing the conflict in Eastern Europe.