Johannes Breuer

Professor of Digial Social Science

Universität Duisburg-Essen

Germany

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Professor Johannes Breuer is a faculty member at the University of Duisburg-Essen in Germany. His research areas encompass digital social science, with recent articles focusing on topics such as radical right populism and media interactions, research ethics in computational communication science, and user-centric data collection methodologies in social media. His work also explores the implications of online behavior and privacy in the digital age.

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John Velez

Assistant Professor

Indiana State University

UNITED STATES

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Sebastian Stier

University of Mannheim

GERMANY

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Anna Schnauber-Stockmann

University of Mainz

GERMANY

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Koji Yoshimura

Lecturer

University of Amsterdam

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Silke Fürst

University of Zurich

SWITZERLAND

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Nicholas Bowman

Associate Professor

UNITED STATES

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Katrin Weller

Professor for Research Data Managment for the Social Sciences

Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf

GERMANY

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Christian Schwarzenegger

University of Bremen

GERMANY

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Articles (10)

Radical right populism and the media: evidence from the supply side and demand side of political information in Germany

“Don’t research us”—How Mastodon instance rules connect to research ethics

Key topic or bare necessity? How Research Ethics are Addressed and Discussed in Computational Communication Science

Are We Replicating Yet? Reproduction and Replication in Communication Research

That bygone feeling: Controller ergonomics and nostalgia in video game play.

Editorial: Data, archives, and tools: Introducing new publication formats on infrastructures and resources for communication and media research

Routines and the Predictability of Day-to-Day Web Use

A Re-evaluation of Online Pornography Use in Germany: A Combination of Web Tracking and Survey Data Analysis

User-centric approaches for collecting Facebook data in the ‘post-API age’: experiences from two studies and recommendations for future research

Privacy Is Dead, Long Live Privacy!

Collaborators (8)

John Velez

Sebastian Stier

Anna Schnauber-Stockmann

Koji Yoshimura

Silke Fürst

Nicholas Bowman

Katrin Weller

Christian Schwarzenegger

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