Mass Media

UTSA researcher says people are redefining who they are through technology As the nation continues to get more diverse, it's common for immigrant populations in the United States to identify with two or more cultures at the same time.…
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Credit: Virginia Tech Tanushree Mitra, assistant professor of computer science in the College of Engineering and a faculty member at the Discovery Analytics Center, has received a Social Media and Democracy Research Grant, giving…
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'High-tech' framing may be driving negative attitudes towards cultured meat In the near future, we will be able to mass-produce meat directly from animal cells. This cultured meat could change the world - or it could falter like GM…
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Live-tweeting has potential pitfalls on audience experience Toggling between viewing entertainment and social media lessens a person's ability to escape reality and enjoy a show, according to a new University of Connecticut study.…
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New Orleans, LA -- Results of a multi-center study of patients' assumptions about health care professionals' roles based on gender show significant stereotypical bias towards males as physicians and females as nurses. The research team,…
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At the World Journalism Education Conference in Paris, Lehigh University faculty will present on incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) into an unlikely venue: the introductory, first-year mass communications class Artificial…
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Credit: Video Credit - American Chemical Society Composers string notes of different pitch and duration together to create music. Similarly, cells join amino acids with different characteristics together to make proteins. Now,…
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Credit: DROG An online game in which people play the role of propaganda producers to help them identify real world disinformation has been shown to increase "psychological resistance" to fake news, according to a study of 15,000…
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NYU researchers turn to artificial intelligence to show the links between online hate and offline violence in 100 cities NEW YORK, Monday, June 24, 2019 - According to a first-of-its-kind study, cities with a higher incidence of a certain…
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Credit: (c) 2019 Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., publishers New Rochelle, NY, June 18, 2019--Contrary to current industry trends to develop more immersive virtual reality systems, a new study found that a more immersive environment or the…
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PULLMAN, WA-- College students who viewed alcohol advertisements that included objectified images of women were less likely than others to report intentions to intervene in alcohol-facilitated sexual assault situations in a study…
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A new study in the Faculty of Public Health's Journal of Public Health finds that tobacco and alcohol usage are extremely common in British reality television shows. The researchers measured depictions of alcohol and tobacco products…
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For health professionals, posting a single negative comment to their Facebook profiles may hinder their credibility with current or potential clients, a new University of Guelph study reveals. People increasingly use social media to…
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National survey analyses adoption of online marketing strategies The green industry in the United States is comprised of production and wholesale nurseries and wholesale/retail distribution centers, as well as related marketing interests.…
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