[1/2] What makes computational communication science (ir)reproducible? @chainsawriot, @Kudusch, and @JohannesBGruber answer this question in our newest article by attempting to reproduce all research published in CCR: doi.org/10.5117/CCR2024.1.5.…
📰Published: Conversation can change minds. M. Pogson and T. Nicholls of @CommediaLivUni model this with simple opinions. Diversity can make public opinion more extreme. Minority influence can be significant. They show how social media activity may interact with breaking news.
📣Just out: @daniel_t_thiele leverages word-embedding representations of dictionaries and machine translation to investigate user-generated populism in comments during COVID-19 in 7 European countries, finding varying effects of restrictive policies. doi.org/10.5117/CCR2024.1.2.…
📢New article @ CCR! L. de Bruyne, @TonivdMeer, O. De Clercq and V. Hoste leverage machine learning models to analyze emotions in Dutch crisis-related tweets and introduces a framework for monitoring emotional climates on social media during crises. Link: doi.org/10.5117/CCR2024.1.1.…
📢 CCR is now also on Bluesky! Follow us @ computationalcommunication.o…
New Paper! @jana_bhard and @boomgaardenhg investigate the role of validation methods in topic model selection, showing how different approaches can influence the chosen model, impacting study results, and thus also theory development. Available here: doi.org/10.5117/CCR2023.1.13…
🧵 [1/5] 🚨 New CCR Special Issue🚨 on Multilingual Text Analysis! Available right now, right here: aup-online.com/content/journ…
[4/5] and to: @MoritzLaurer, @CasAndreu, @KasperWelbers, @amauritsvdv, Joshua Cova, @owencheng1992, @WeiyuZ, @gulsahakcakir, @JoyceOoops, Jun Lou, Seonhye Noh.
[5/5] 📣Over the next week, we will tweet about each of the articles offered in this special issue, here. Stay tuned for more, or check out the whole issue now: aup-online.com/content/journ…
👀New article @CCR_OpenJournal :"The speech we miss: How keyword-based data collection obscures youth participation in online political discourse". Thanks to the authors: @AdinaGitomer, @Shugars, @ryanjgallag, @mccabe_s and @foucaultwelles. Right here: aup-online.com/content/journ…
📢Just out: "Word Embedding Enrichment for Dictionary Construction: An Example of Incivility in Cantonese". Congratulations to @cuhkhailiang, @ng007007 and Nathan Tsang! Link: aup-online.com/content/journ…
📣Just published: "Simulating Reputation Dynamics and Their Manipulation: An Agent Based Model Framework", with great thanks to the authors @TorstenEnsslin, Viktoria Kainz, and @CelineBoehm1. Available now: aup-online.com/content/journ…
New publication! 🚨 "Cross-Platform Information Flow and Multilingual Text Analysis: A Comparative Study of Weibo and Twitter Through Deep Learning", thanks to the talented @wzt98, Jiayi Zhu, Yixuan Xu, @DonggyuKim_USC and Dmitri Williams. Available here: aup-online.com/content/journ…
🚨 We are thrilled to tease our special issue on Multilingual Text Analysis (to be published in September), edited by @c_baden @MarikenVelden @hjms with a brilliant piece by @justin_ct_ho and @chainsawriot.
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📣Just published: "Political discussions in online oppositional communities in the non-democratic context" Available right here: computationalcommunication.o…. Thanks and congratulations🎉 to @A_Zinnatullin!
📢New Publication: "Are we projecting gender biases to ungendered things? Differences in referring to female versus male named hurricanes in 33 years of news coverage" Available now: aup-online.com/content/journ… Thanks to the authors! @LyDinh_ @janinasarol @JeoungSullam @janadiesner


