The Digital Communication and Information Diversity (DCID) Lab, headed by Prof Cornelius Puschmann, will be represented with four contributions at the 74th annual conference of the International Communication Association (ICA) in Australia.
At the 74th annual conference of the International Communication Association (ICA) on “Communication and Global Human Rights”, which begins in a week’s time, the Digital Communication and Information Diversity Lab (DCID) will be represented with four contributions:
- L. Merten; H. Immler; P. Kessling; M. Shahrezaye: A Friend You Can Trust for News? Investigating the Potential of Social Media Influencers to Connect Information-Poor Instagram Users to Political Information (Friday, 21 June, 13:30)
- Y. Li; J. Zeng; C. Puschmann; A. Breiter: Computational Approaches to Visual Framing in Communication Studies (Saturday, 22 June, 13:30)
- F.V. Münch; P. Kessling; G. Wiedemann: Digging Deep and Wide: Explorable Hierarchical Topic Modeling in Large-Scale Cross-Platform Online Discourses Based on Temporal Semantic Similarity Networks and Community Detection (Sunday, 23 June, 1:30 pm)
- C. Puschmann; S. Stier; P. Zerrer; H.S. Rauxloh: Politicised and paranoid? How conspiracy ideation predicts alternative news consumption (Monday, 24 June, 12:00)
To the entire programme: ICA 2024 Programme
The 74th ICA Conference will take place from 20 – 24 June 2024 in Gold Coast, Australia.
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