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Dramatization is widely used in health-related short videos to enhance engagement and health outcomes. However, its educational value remains underexplored in health communication. This study combined content analysis and experimental […]
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Abstract. This article proposes a theoretical approach that highlights the role of identity in information exposure and processing. This Identity Driven In
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This volume examines how a new hybrid mediascape represents and contributes to the construction of facts and knowledge in relation to science, environment, and climate controversies, providing a new, critical […]
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Accurate reporting of new findings is essential for an informed public, yet limited science literacy among journalists often results in misinterpretation of research, with costly societal and economic consequences. We […]
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This article examines how civil society actors promote information integrity during elections through coalition-building, drawing on evidence from four African countries (the Democratic Republic of Congo, Kenya, Senegal, and South […]
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Young people increasingly rely on social media influencers (SMI) for news and socially relevant information. Despite the growing importance of these communicators, the interplay between young people’s non-political and political […]
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Most citizens do not consume news and politics, which weakens democratic resilience. This project employs theoretical nudges highlighting the benefits of following news and politics to oneself and …
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Broken elevators, leaking pipes, and noisy neighbors – everyday frustrations of urban living increasingly appear in instant messaging apps (IMs) chat groups. In turn, IMs become a part of digital […]
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Uninformed participation might be a threat to the functioning of democracies. Scholars have pointed out the discrepancy that social media use is positively associated with political engagement but, if at […]
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The Internet and particularly social media offer opportunities for exposure to political information even when individuals were not looking for such information. This phenomenon is called incidental exposure to news […]
