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📣Call for Papers: CCR Special Issue on Media Use and Effects in the Computational Era Guest-edited by Frank Mangold, Christina Viehmann, Chung-hong Chan, Ahrabhi Kathirgamalingam, Lukas Otto, Mareike Wieland, Julia Niemann-Lenz, and Pablo Jost. Abstract deadline: 16-Oct-2026 See announcement -
Call for Papers: CCR Special Issue on Media Use and Effects in the Computational Era | Computational Communication Research
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Exciting news: @hajoboo.bsky.social will take over as Editor-in-Chief of CCR @computationalcommunication.org from June 7. Hajo is a dream candidate to take over and I have no doubt CCR will continue to flourish under his leadership. Welcome! journal.computationalcommunication.org/announcement...
Announcement: Hajo Boomgaarden to take over as Editor-in-Chief for CCR | Computational Communication Research
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📢 CCR needs a new Editor in Chief! 📢 @vanatteveldt.com is rotating out so we are inviting (self)nominations to lead our journal through its next phase. Deadline 15 January, see link for details: journal.computationalcommunication.org/announcement...
CCR Editor in Chief - call for nominations | Computational Communication Research
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Just one week left to submit your abstract to the CCR Special Issue on Computational Approaches to Researching Short Videos - reach us at ccreditorialteam@gmail.com if you have any questions!
Computational Communication Research@computationalcommunication.org · last yr.📣Call for Papers: CCR Special Issue on Computational Approaches to Researching Short Videos co-edited by Jing Zeng, @lrossi.bsky.social, and @rupertkiddle.com Abstract deadline: 25-Jul-2025 See announcement for more information - journal.computationalcommunication.org/announcement...
📣Call for Papers: CCR Special Issue on Computational Approaches to Researching Short Videos co-edited by Jing Zeng, @lrossi.bsky.social, and @rupertkiddle.com Abstract deadline: 25-Jul-2025 See announcement for more information - journal.computationalcommunication.org/announcement...
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📢 Call for Papers! Digital Communication and Computational Approaches to Understanding Social Movements in the Social Media Era Special Issue w. Computational Communication Research: tinyurl.com/2p8wcbh2 co-edited with: @smtorres.bsky.social & @oenna2002.bsky.social More details below 👇
Call for Papers: CCR Special Issue on Digital Communication in Social Movement | Computational Communication Research
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📰Published: Conversation can change minds. @Mark Pogson and @Tom Nicholls of @CommediaLivUni model this with simple opinions. Diversity can make public opinion more extreme. Minority influence can be significant. They show how social media activity may interact with breaking news.
New article at CCR: @thieled.bsky.social leverages word-embedding representations of dictionaries and machine translation to investigate user-generated populism in comments during COVID-19 in 7 European countries, finding varying effects of restrictive policies. Read it here: doi.org/10.5117/CCR2...
How COVID-19 and the News Shaped Populism in Facebook Comments in Seven European Countries. : A Computational Analysis. | Amsterdam University Press Journals Online
Citizen-generated populism is flourishing in the comments sections of online news. The factors that shape the extent of such populist communication from below are still under-researched. This study fo...
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📣New article @ CCR! L. de Bruyne, @tonivdmeer.bsky.social , O. De Clercq and V. Hoste leverage machine learning models to analyze emotions in Dutch crisis-related tweets and introduces a framework for monitoring emotional climates on social media during crises. Link: doi.org/10.5117/CCR2...
Using State-of-the-art Emotion Detection Models in a Crisis Communication Context | Amsterdam University Press Journals Online
Times of crisis are usually associated with highly emotional experiences, which often result in emotionally charged communication. This is especially the case on social media. Identifying the emotiona...
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New Paper! @jana_bhard and @boomgaardenhg investigate the role of validation methods in topic model selection, showing how different approaches can influence the chosen model, impacting study results, and thus also theory development. Available here: doi.org/10.5117/CCR2...
Topic Model Validation Methods and their Impact on Model Selection and Evaluation | Amsterdam Univer...
Topic Modeling is currently one of the most widely employed unsupervised text-as-data techniques in the field of communication science. While researchers increasingly recognize the importance of valid...
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