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Poster Session: New Research in Information Technology & Politics
Sat, September 2, 12:30 to 1:00pm PDT (12:30 to 1:00pm PDT), LACC, West Hall ASession Submission Type: Poster Session
Session Description
These posters all address exciting new research in Information Technology and Politics.
Sub Unit
Individual Presentations
Googling Politicians: A Measure of Domain Concentration in Search Results - Zhen Guo, Northeastern University; David Lazer, Northeastern University; Jon Green, Duke University; Ronald Robertson, Northeastern University; Allison Wan; Alyssa Hasegawa Smith, Northeastern University
How Print and Online News Journalists Manage Political Fake News - John W. Hogan, Technological University Dublin
Mobile Phones and the Nationalisation of Politics - Alex Yeandle, London School of Economics
Information and Voting: Evidence from the Global Rollout of Cellular Networks - Nick Brouwer, University of California, Merced; Aditya Dasgupta, University of California, Merced; Tesalia Rizzo, University of California, Merced
A Typology of China's Political Communication Strategies during the COVID-19 - Bingyan Wang, Tsinghua University
Authoritarian Personality, Partisan Media Selective Exposure, and Gun Attitudes - Xinya Jiang, Nanjing University
The Association of Media Exposure, Attention and Trust with COVID Conspiracism - Erin Oittinen, University of Delaware