Matthew Barnidge

Assistant Professor

The University of Alabama

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Matthew Barnidge is an Assistant Professor at The University of Alabama in the United States. His research areas include digital inequalities, political information exposure, and the impact of social media on political participation. His recent publications explore themes such as incidental news exposure, online network diversity, and the effects of virtual reality news on climate change learning.

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Articles (11)

Networks and Selective Avoidance: How Social Media Networks Influence Unfriending and Other Avoidance Behaviors

Detectable differences or functional equivalents? Assessing the reliability and validity of two measures of online network diversity

News “Attraction” and Digital Inequalities: Incidental News Exposure and the Equalization or Stratification of Political Information

Incidental Exposure and News Engagement: Testing Temporal Order and the Role of Political Interest

Testing political knowledge as a mediator of the relationship between news use and affective polarization

The Effects of Virtual Reality News on Learning about Climate Change

The Contexts of Political Participation: the Communication Mediation Model Under Varying Structural Conditions of the Public Sphere

Social media news deserts: Digital inequalities and incidental news exposure on social media platforms

Attention Centrality and Audience Fragmentation: An Approach for Bridging the Gap Between Selective Exposure and Audience Overlap

Competing Identity Cues in the Hostile Media Phenomenon: Source, Nationalism, and Perceived Bias in News Coverage of Foreign Affairs

Incidental exposure to political content in sports media: antecedents and effects on political discussion and participation

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Daniel S. Lane

Michael Xenos

Danielle Deavours

Cynthia Peacock

Guy J. Golan

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