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Mass Media and Audience Perceptions of War
Sat, September 13, 8:00 to 9:30am PDT (8:00 to 9:30am PDT), TBASession Submission Type: Created Panel - Virtual Participation
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(Paper - Virtual) Coverage of Ukraine War by U.S. Media: Conflict Narratives and Polarization - Wenyou Ye, University of Maryland
(Paper) Food for Thought: When Cultural Agents Turn to Politics during Wartime - Eunji Kim, Columbia University; Erin York, Vanderbilt University
(Paper) From Digital to Mass Polarization: U.S. Media Coverage of the Gaza War - Wenyou Ye, University of Maryland; Gea Ujčić, University of Maryland, College Park; Diana Krovvidi, UMD
(Paper) News Consumption under Fire: Israeli Audiences during Wartime - Liran Harsgor, University of Haifa; Ayala Panievsky, University of Cambridge; Alon Yakter, Tel Aviv University
(Paper) Exposing AI Generated Images Limits Their Impact to Influence Perceptions - Moran Yarchi, Reichman University; Ela Blatt, Reichman University