In the Media

Joshua A. Tucker discusses why politicians don't face consequences for lying.

Joshua A. Tucker discusses the implications of Elon Musk's move to suspend journalists.

Zeve Sanderson discusses our research on social media and politics, lessons from the 2022 midterms, and what we're watching going forward.

Joshua A. Tucker explains why financial incentives may keep Trump on Truth Social.

Zeve Sanderson and Megan A. Brown analyze what would happen if Elon Musk stopped data access for researchers.

Megan A. Brown explains how Truth Social fits into the social media ecosystem.

Megan A. Brown talks to Julia Angwin about our latest study challenging the view that YouTube's recommendation algorithm leads to radicalization.

Joshua A. Tucker explains how political elites are driving the GOP's election denial narrative.

Zeve Sanderson discusses the possible impact of Elon Musk's Twitter layoffs.

Joshua A. Tucker discusses what could happen if Twitter pulls back on content moderation.

Joshua A. Tucker comments on an analysis finding Republican members of Congress are increasingly using negative and polarizing language.

Zeve Sanderson discusses how Elon Musk's plan to slash the Twitter workforce would impact content moderation.

Joshua A. Tucker discusses why some politicians would embrace conspiracy theories to advance their political standing.

Megan A. Brown and Joshua A. Tucker discuss the implications of Kanye West's bid to buy Parler.

Jonathan Nagler explains how reinstating Trump on Twitter could mobilize his base to turn out to the polls, but could also turn off moderate Republicans.

Coverage of our latest paper on political echo chambers.

Faculty Research Affiliate Kevin Munger discusses his latest paper on politics and TikTok.

Joshua A. Tucker discusses Meta's takedown of a foreign influence network.

Maggie Macdonald explains how John Fetterman's innovative use of social media has helped his Senate campaign.

Maggie Macdonald explains why politicians may or may not use TikTok.

Zeve Sanderson discusses social media platform policies leading up to the 2022 midterms.

James Bisbee discusses our latest paper on how YouTube recommended fraud videos to election skeptics.

James Bisbee discusses our latest paper on how YouTube recommended fraud videos to election skeptics.

Zeve Sanderson talks about how lack of data access could make it hard to understand the impact of disinformation in the midterms, particularly on TikTok.

Joshua A. Tucker discusses social media content moderation strategy ahead of the 2022 midterms.