Gina M. Masullo

Associate Professor

University of Texas at Austin

United States

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Gina M. Masullo is an Associate Professor at The University of Texas at Austin, United States. Her research focuses on the intersection of social media and political communication, particularly exploring themes such as political divisiveness, online discourse, and news credibility. Recent articles highlight her investigations into the impacts of algorithmic moderation and audience perceptions of online content.

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Marisa Torres da Silva

Assistant Professor

Faculdade de Ciências da Universidade de Lisboa

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Shuning Lu

Assistant Professor

North Dakota State University

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Joep Hofhuis

Associate Professor

University of Amsterdam

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Josephine Lukito

Assistant Professor

University of Texas at Austin

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Martin Riedl

Assistant Professor

University of Tennessee

UNITED STATES

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Taeyoung Lee

Assistant Professor

Indiana University Bloomington

UNITED STATES

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João Fernando Ferreira Gonçalves

Lecturer

Erasmus University Rotterdam

NETHERLANDS

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Summer Harlow

Associate professor

University of Houston

UNITED STATES

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Articles (13)

Connective Democracy: A New Approach to Fighting Political Divisiveness

The consequences of “The Bird is Free”: A computational analysis of aversive LGBTQIA+ tweets and engagement trends before and after Elon Musk dismantled the platform’s moderation system

“Bogeyman terms”: Understanding politically conservative Americans’ folk theories about news bias

Shifting the protest paradigm? Legitimizing and humanizing protest coverage lead to more positive attitudes toward protest, mixed results on news credibility

A new solution to political divisiveness: Priming a sense of common humanity through Facebook meme-like posts

Selective Avoidance: Understanding How Position and Proportion of Online Incivility Influence News Engagement

“Toxic atmosphere effect”: Uncivil online comments cue negative audience perceptions of news outlet credibility

Signaling news outlet trust in a Google Knowledge Panel: A conjoint experiment in Brazil, Germany, and the United States

Signaling News Outlet Credibility in a Google Search

Extending the Spiral of Silence: Theorizing a Typology of Political Self-Silencing

Theorizing Connective Democracy: A New Way to Bridge Political Divides

The Story Behind the Story: Examining Transparency About the Journalistic Process and News Outlet Credibility

Common sense or censorship: How algorithmic moderators and message type influence perceptions of online content deletion

Collaborators (8)

Marisa Torres da Silva

Shuning Lu

Joep Hofhuis

Josephine Lukito

Martin Riedl

Taeyoung Lee

João Fernando Ferreira Gonçalves

Summer Harlow

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