RQ1
Plus: Revisiting the protest paradigm, balancing the global and local in epidemic news, and why we don't learn from news on social media
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Plus, how journalists use Slack to promote transparency, what early adolescents think about news, and how social corrections of misinformation occur on…
Mark Coddington and Seth Lewis
Jul 6
Plus: how online and offline journalists are more alike than different; the unrealized promise of immersive journalism; and what influences how journal…
Mark Coddington and Seth Lewis
Jun 6
Plus, evidence for a genetic inclination toward news, journalists' role in normalizing the term "fake news," and how Trump strategically used Twitter t…
Mark Coddington and Seth Lewis
May 4
Plus more key findings from news research published in March 2020
Mark Coddington and Seth Lewis
Apr 3
And other highlights from news research published in February 2020
Mark Coddington and Seth Lewis
Mar 6
And other research on news from early 2020, featured in the first edition of RQ1
Mark Coddington and Seth Lewis
Feb 18
RQ1 will launch in spring 2020
Jan 24
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