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In Zuck We Trust? A Quasi-Natural Experiment to Study Trust in Social Media - Angelica Maria Maineri, Tilburg University; Tim Reeskens, Tilburg University
Pricing Reputation: A community approach on defamation litigation in China (1988-2013) - Fen Jennifer Lin, City University of Hong Kong; Xin He, Hong Kong University
Autocracy login: How the Internet is used to repress civil society? - Chun-chih Chang, Xiamen University; Thung-hong Lin, Academia Sinica
Application of Multiple Regressions & Network Agenda Setting theory on online newspapers coverage of Human Trafficking - Maria Eirini Papadouka, Middlesex University, UK; Gabe Ignatow, University of North Texas
Trends in American Confidence in the Press, 1973-2016 - Morsheda Akhter, Texas Woman's University; Philip Q. Yang, Texas Woman's University
Broadcast Journalism and the Challenge Of Being “Here,” “There,” and “Everywhere” - Matthew J. Mahler, Yale University; Mirco Liefke, Goethe University
Fake News Social Influence Bot Network Analysis on Twitter Hazard Data - Richard Edward Gardner, University of California, Irvine
Foregrounding and Reclassification in Stand-Up Comedy - Adrian Good, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
From the "Selfie" to the "Self-Paparazzo": The Notions about Spontaneity and Unpretentiousness on Instagram - Robson da Silva Braga, Federal University of Ceará (UFC), Brazil
Connected Audiences in Social Performance - Timothy Malacarne, Mount Holyoke College
General Theory of Concealment - Maria Grigoryeva, University of Washington
How the Internet Has Been Great for Brick-and-mortar Production and Consumption of Designer Board Games - Nathan D. Wright, Bryn Mawr College
How vaping became fire: Snap streaks, social influencers and bubble gum - Mahbub Bhuyan, Ohio University; Howard T. Welser, Ohio University
Smart Voice Assistants: Early Adopters’ Uses and implications for the study of the Internet - Saba Rebecca Brause; Grant Blank, University of Oxford