Ancient Greek history blurs the line between fiction and what Dubois would call the “scientific” account of...
Communication
Using more diverse formats of stimulus material and adding a comparative angle to fake news research. By...
In medieval Europe, multiple mixed forms of written and oral news catered to the small literate elite...
Misinformation that originates on social media sometimes transitions to much larger audiences when it is picked up...
Making a strong romantic connection on a first date can feel tricky. You want to let your...
AI-generated images allow scammers and spammers to post high volumes of engaging content. Introduction If you’ve spent...
Americans associate with each other more online than off these days. How people interact in digital communities...
An informal system enabled information to reach the farthest corners of the Roman world within a few...
Twenty-six-year old Pepys, a clerk in the office of the Exchequer, had begun the diary in 1660....
Introduction Translation helps people share ideas between languages. Translators change words and phrases from one language to...
Conspiracy theories abound. What should you believe − and how can you tell? Introduction Conspiracy theories are everywhere,...
A straight line can be drawn from the earliest textfiles to the deceptive material flooding social media...
The material culture of Russia’s historic postal system is mostly buried. By Dr. John RandolphAssociate Professor, HistoryAssociate...
There is no shortage of horror stories about online shaming, but it’s not always a bad thing....
Some social scientists argue that civility is a poor metric by which to judge the quality of...
What many commentators describe as an addiction is actually a powerful social norm at work. The distinction...
Steps to practicing deep curiosity about the perspectives, stories, and humanity of others. By Scott Keoni ShigeokaBridging...
Even when public or private business called people from Rome, they kept in touch with affairs by...
One way to reduce dehumanization and polarization. By Dr. Jill SuttieStaff Writer and Contributing EditorGreater Good Magazine...
Friendship had an integral place in the formation of social bonds and political groupings. By Dr. Julian...
Intellectual humility doesn’t mean anyone can change your mind. By Dr. John CorvinoDean of the Irvin D....
Government needs to step up to protect elections from AI-generated deepfake video and audio. There’s something scary...
From the printing press to Instagram, technological advances have shaped how people communicate. Introduction Humans communicate in...
If you’re looking for a new way to connect with others or to learn more about the...
Misconduct by a self-described technology activist raises questions about science communication on YouTube. By Dan GaristoScience Journalist...
The digital world is evolving rapidly and has brought the world even closer. However, if there are...
Misinformation, disinformation and propaganda have been features of human communication since at least the Roman times when...
Five factors are poised to degrade the election information environment even further compared with 2020. By David...
History can help to disentangle the unprecedented from the historical. By Dr. Heidi TworekSenior Fellow and Expert...
Exploring rhetorical and linguistic qualities, including matters such as style, narrative, and genre. By Dr. Emma ClaussenBritish...