Measuring Gaze: Women’s Visual Processing of Empowerment and Objectification Messages in Empowerment-Themed Advertisements

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Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, Volume 101, Issue 1, Page 253-281, March 2024. Empowerment-themed advertisements (ETAs) often pair ostensibly empowering narratives with objectification imagery. Existing research demonstrates that women do no… Continue reading Measuring Gaze: Women’s Visual Processing of Empowerment and Objectification Messages in Empowerment-Themed Advertisements→

News Media Representations: Audience Perceptions of News Frames About Latinxs and Hispanics

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Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, Volume 101, Issue 1, Page 20-44, March 2024. This study includes a survey of 1,077 participants to explore the audiences’ perceptions of news representations about the largest minoritized group in the United S… Continue reading News Media Representations: Audience Perceptions of News Frames About Latinxs and Hispanics→

Gun Control Agendas in Networked Digital Environment: An Intermedia Comparison Between News Outlets, Activism Media, and Ephemeral Websites

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Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, Volume 101, Issue 1, Page 127-155, March 2024. This study explores the intermedia agenda-setting of the U.S. gun control movement in 2018, with a specific focus on the role of activism/advocacy media and ephem… Continue reading Gun Control Agendas in Networked Digital Environment: An Intermedia Comparison Between News Outlets, Activism Media, and Ephemeral Websites→

Comparing Media Systems in Western Democracies: Examining the Role of Multiplatform News Use and Fake News Concern on News Engagement and Selective Exposure

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Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, Volume 101, Issue 1, Page 45-70, March 2024. Amid the proliferation of multiplatform social media use and fake news, the ongoing debate about social media’s impact on news engagement and selective exposure rem… Continue reading Comparing Media Systems in Western Democracies: Examining the Role of Multiplatform News Use and Fake News Concern on News Engagement and Selective Exposure→

Academic Production and Collaboration Among BRICS-Based Researchers: How Far Can the “De-Westernization” of Communication and Media Studies Go?

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Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, Volume 101, Issue 1, Page 71-96, March 2024. Considering the claims for “de-Westernizing” Communication and Media studies, we examine the publication trends of BRICS-based researchers between 2012 and 2021. Th… Continue reading Academic Production and Collaboration Among BRICS-Based Researchers: How Far Can the “De-Westernization” of Communication and Media Studies Go?→