Communication Arts: Faculty Publications
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from 2024
Beyond the Bias: The Hegemony of Corporatizing Journalism, Dean Cummings
Developing a ChatGPT-Based Text Extraction Model to Analyze Effective Communication Elements in Pandemic-Related Social Q&A Responses, Hyunwoo Moon, Beom Jun Bae, and Sangwon Bae
Developing a GPT-Based text Extraction Model for Cancer Information, Yong Jeong Yi, Jaemin Jo, Beom Jun Bae, Hyunwoo Moon, June Yoon, and Sanghyuk Lee
from 2023
"The Rooney Ruse": Systemic Racism and Hiring NFL Head Coaches, David P. Burns and Chris B. Geyerman
from 2022
Framing a Movement: Media Portrayals of the George Floyd Protests on Twitter, Holly S. Cowart, Ginger E. Blackstone, and Jeffrey K. Riley
Media Ownership, Dean C. Cummings
Nexstar Media Group, Dean C. Cummings
Sinclair Broadcast Group, Dean C. Cummings
The Impact of Multimedia Journalism on Ageism in Television News: Commodification and Anxiety of Aging in the Newsroom, Dean C. Cummings
Race and Communication: Keep Your Knees Off of Our Necks: Black Girl Video Prowess Bearing Witness against the Grisly Minnesota Police Murder of George Floyd, Elizabeth Desnoyers-Colas
Angry Enough to Riot: An Analysis of In-Group Membership, Misinformation, and Violent Rhetoric on TheDonald.win Between Election Day and Inauguration, Jeffrey K. Riley
from 2021
Non-linear effects of absolute risk information on individuals’ self-evaluation, affective responses, and behavioral intentions of precautionary actions against skin cancer, Beom Jun Bae and Gary Heald
Should you “picture” this? Effects of picture-taking features of food diary apps on memory, liking, and wanting, Lauren Bayliss and Linwan Wu
Conversing or Diffusing Information? An Examination of Public Health Twitter Chats, Lauren Bayliss, Yuner Zhu, King-Wa Fu, Lindsay Mullican, Ferdous Ahmeda, Hai Liang, Zion Tse, Nitin Saroha, Jingjing Yin, and Isaac Fung
The Impact of Multimedia Journalism on Ageism in Television News – Commodification and the Anxiety of Aging in the Newsroom, Dean C. Cummings
G-Men Heroes or Deep State Thugs: Hollywood’s Historical Representation of the FBI, Dean C. Cummings and Jeffrey Riley
The Proof Is in the Hovering: Disrupting Racism in White Spaces, Elizabeth F. Desnoyers-Colas
Sustainability and the Costume Shop: ‘Every Piece of Cloth is an Opportunity, Sarah E. McCarroll
from 2020
The MMJ Became a McJob: The McDonaldization of Multimedia Journalism, Dean C. Cummings
“Back in the Narrative”: Creating the Citizen Body in Hamilton, Sarah E. McCarroll
Social Media Use in Emergency Response to Natural Disasters: A Systematic Review With a Public Health Perspective, Kamalich Muniz-Rodriguez, Sylvia K. Ofori, Lauren C. Bayliss, Jessica S. Schwind, Kadiatou Diallo, Manyun Liu, Jingjing Yin, Gerardo Chowell, and Isaac Fung
Q & A, Reed Smith
from 2019
Identification and comparison of the persuasive elements present in "best answers" to STD-related questions on social Q & A sites: Yahoo! Answers (United States) versus knowledge-iN (South Korea), Beom Jun Bae and Yong Jeong Yi
