Dror Walter

Assistant professor

University of Georgia

United States

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Dror Walter is an Assistant Professor at Georgia State University in the United States. His research interests encompass misinformation and communication, the analysis of visual data through topic modeling, and public perceptions of artificial intelligence. Walter has recently explored themes in conspiracy theories and their dissemination across social media platforms, as well as the framing of health-related issues in online discourse.

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State University of New York at Buffalo

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Austin Y. Hubner

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Yotam Ophir

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University at Buffalo

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Katherine Kountz

Georgia Gwinnett College

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Ayse Lokmanoglu

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Clemson University

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University of Georgia

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Articles (17)

Discourse and Misconceptions About Sexually Transmitted Infections in Lesbian Subreddits: A Health Belief Model Analysis

Media matters: a mixed-method look into the research on misinformation and communication over 30 years

Topic modeling of video and image data: a visual semantic unsupervised approach

Public perceptions of AI science and scientists relatively more negative but less politicized than general and climate science

Some assembly required: Unpacking the content and spread of Wayfair conspiracy theory on Reddit and Twitter

The Long Shadow of the Big Lie: How Beliefs about the Legitimacy of the 2020 Election Spill Over onto Future Elections

Meta-theorizing framing in communication research (1992–2022): toward academic silos or professionalized specialization?

Vaccine Hesitancy Under the Magnifying Glass: A Systematic Review of the Uses and Misuses of an Increasingly Popular Construct

Weaponizing reproductive rights: a mixed-method analysis of White nationalists’ discussion of abortions online

Mapping the Media Genome: An Unsupervised Machine Learning Analysis of News Framing of Direct-To-Consumer Genetic Testing Kits

Trolls without borders: a comparative analysis of six foreign countries’ online propaganda campaigns

Conspiracies, misinformation and resistance to public health measures during COVID-19 in white nationalist online communication

Hashtag activism in a politicized pandemic: Framing the campaign to include Taiwan in the World Health Organization's efforts to combat COVID-19

Vaccine discourse in white nationalist online communication: A mixed-methods computational approach

Watching the Whole World: The Media Framing of Foreign Countries in US News and its Antecedents

Strategy Framing in News Coverage and Electoral Success: An Analysis of Topic Model Networks Approach

The Framing of COVID-19 in Italian Media and Its Relationship with Community Mobility: A Mixed-Method Approach

Collaborators (8)

Rui Wang

Meredith L. Pruden

Austin Y. Hubner

Yotam Ophir

Katherine Kountz

Ayse Lokmanoglu

Itai Himelboim

Guy J. Golan

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