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CNN: What's Stunning about the Misinformation Trend -- and How to Fix it
CNN: What’s Stunning about the Misinformation Trend — and How to Fix it
This originally appeared as “What’s Stunning about the Misinformation Trend — and How to Fix it” in December 2021 in CNN Opinion.
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Review: New York times Ideas from the Pax Technica used in this review essay by Roger Cohen in the New York Times…
Review: Financial Times
An extensive opinion essay on the pax technica by John Thornhill in FT:
Is this internet of things going to set us free or lock us up? That question is the subtitle of a book called Pax Technica by Philip Howard, a professor at the Oxford Internet Institute. It was also the subject of a recent conference at the Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities at Cambridge…
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Review: Journal of Communication
Review: Digital Scholarship in the Humanities Donica, John. Review of Pax Technica by Philip N. Howard. Digital Scholarship in the Humanities (2017): 32(2), pp.
Review in Contemporary Sociology
Petre, Caitlin. Review of Pax Technica by Philip N. Howard. Contemporary Sociology 46(1). (2017): 84-85, DOI: 10.1177/0094306116681813ff.
Over the past quarter-century, mobile phones, tablets, personal computers, and other networked digital devices have rapidly proliferated around the world. In the coming years, a growing number of consumer products—from cars to apparel to home appliances—will…
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Review in Communication and the Public Interest Lingel, Jessa. Review of Pax Technica by Philip N. Howard. Communication and the Public. (2016): 1(1), pp.
Trusted Innovation – Junk Science, Fake News, and Public Understanding of Artificial Intelligence and Climate Change
Trusted Innovation – Junk Science, Fake News, and Public Understanding of Artificial Intelligence and Climate Change
In some key domains of public life there appears to be coordinated efforts to ruin the reputation of science and innovation. Scientists now protest in the streets just to get policymakers to embrace evidence-based policy making. Long-held consensus on the causes and consequences of climate change, tobacco-induced cancers, and value of public health strategies increasingly seem open for debate. We…
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Trusted Innovation – Junk Science, Fake News, and Public Understanding of Artificial Intelligence and Climate Change
Trusted Innovation – Junk Science, Fake News, and Public Understanding of Artificial Intelligence and Climate Change
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Video: Ten things you wish you didn’t know about elections (and what to do about them)
Video: Ten things you wish you didn’t know about elections (and what to do about them)
In this talk, Prof Phil Howard explains how we are targeted and manipulated by social media and bots trying to influence voter behaviour. Since 2012, Professor Howard and team have been investigating the use of algorithms, automation and computational propaganda in public life. Political bots are manipulating public opinion over major social networking applications. This project enables a new…
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Video: Computational Propaganda: The Impact of Algorithms and Automation on Public Life
Video: Computational Propaganda: The Impact of Algorithms and Automation on Public Life
The Internet certainly disrupted our understanding of what communication can be, who does it, how, and to what effect. What constitutes the Internet has always been an evolving suite of technologies and a dynamic set of social norms, rules, and patterns of use. But the shape and character of digital communications are shifting again—the browser is no longer the primary means by which most people…
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Video: Is Social Media Killing Democracy? Computational Propaganda, Algorithms, Automation and Public Life
Video: Is Social Media Killing Democracy? Computational Propaganda, Algorithms, Automation and Public Life
The Oxford Internet Institute presents Professor Philip Howard’s Inaugural Lecture.
The design and implementation of social media platforms has put several advanced democracies into a kind of democratic deficit. First, social algorithms allow fake news stories from untrustworthy sources to spread like wildfire over networks of family and friends. Second, social media algorithms provide very real…
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Prezi: What is Public Opinion? Lessons From 4 Mistakes
Prezi: What is Public Opinion? Lessons From 4 Mistakes
The science of opinion measurement often advances because of big mistakes. Three of the biggest mistakes are easy to identify. Did we just make a fourth?
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Prezi: Strong Ties, Weak Ties, Political Power
Prezi: Strong Ties, Weak Ties, Political Power
Here is my Prezi on “Strong Ties, Weak Ties, Political Power“.
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Prezi - Collective Action in a Digital Era
Prezi – Collective Action in a Digital Era
Here is my Prezi on “Collective Action in a Digital Era“.
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Social Media, Civic Engagement, and the Slactivism Hypothesis: Lessons from Mexico's "El Bronco"
Social Media, Civic Engagement, and the Slactivism Hypothesis: Lessons from Mexico’s “El Bronco”
Howard, P. N., Savage, S., Saviaga, C. F., Toxtli, C., & Monroy-Hemández, A. (2016). “Social Media, Civic Engagement, and the Slactivism Hypothesis: Lessons from Mexico’s “El Bronco”. Journal Of International Affairs, 70(1), 55-73.
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Social Media, Civic Engagement, and the Slactivism Hypothesis: Lessons from Mexico's "El Bronco Does social media use have a positive or negative impact on civic engagement? The cynical “slacktivism hypothesis” holds that if citizens use social media for political conversation, those conversations will be fleeting and vapid.