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Press play on catching ZZZs 😴 Enjoying media like podcasts or videos before bed doesn't always disrupt your #sleep, and can actually improve it, according to #UBuffalo research. @CommDepUB @UBCAS bit.ly/3NCvI37
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RT Our NSF-funded research was featured today in @TheBuffaloNews @janetyz12 @CommDepUB
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Pandemic Lessons: Covid-19 is cooling, but misinformation spread is even harder to stop buffalonews.com/news/local/p…
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Thank you for having me! I had fun representing @CommDepUB today! ❤️ my poster is still available for viewing here:
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Instagram has about 1 billion users and has a reputation for negatively influencing users’ self-esteem. But, is Instagram all bad? Comm Profs Adrian Meier (@admeierlab, @UvA_ASCoR) & Melanie C. Green (@NarrProf, @CommDepUB) comment. bit.ly/3iI6ujo #Instagram
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Yotam! What an honor. Thank you so much. I’m just proud and honored to be your advisee. I’m also so proud and honored to work alongside the other amazing women in our @CommDepUB ! Happy #InternationalWomensDay ✨
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We are prioritizing accurate and timely communications from our department about #COVID19 and other #publichealth issues.
This is an important story to read (and hear). @WBFO
Dr. Janet Yang encourages simple, clear, and responsible communications on #coronavirus #COVID19, adding that "The speed of information along social media can hinder the efforts of health officials to keep the public from jumping to dangerous conclusions" news.wbfo.org/post/expert-en…
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The incredible Dr. Janet Yang! #FridayMotivation #TrustJanet
Dr. Janet Yang encourages simple, clear, and responsible communications on #coronavirus #COVID19, adding that "The speed of information along social media can hinder the efforts of health officials to keep the public from jumping to dangerous conclusions" news.wbfo.org/post/expert-en…
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One of my favorite people on one of my favorite podcasts!! Dreams do come true✨
In this month's bonus "Behind the Scenes" episode for our @Patreon subscribers, @LizNeeley and @ErinHBarker discuss narrative transportation with expert @NarrProf.
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✨ Congratulations to all my talented & amazing peers who received acceptances to #ICA20 this year! @CommDepUB will be well-represented!!!
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Check out a recent book from a brilliant mentor of mine!
@LeeHumphreys developed a theory useful to anyone studying social media. #TheQualifiedSelf #criticalthinking @jniederdeppe @CommDepUB @CornellUCOMM
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Smartphones help blacks, Hispanics bridge some – but not all – digital gaps with whites pewrsr.ch/2Z1PKPf
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[NEW] Just published in @poli_com journal "A Call to Contextualize Public Opinion-Based Research in Political Communication", a forum piece led by @uatiff in which we make fun of infamous Reviewer 2... And discuss the value of contextualization in research tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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Networks should ask, “Is this newsworthy? Are we being hijacked?” - Kathleen Hall Jamieson of @APPCPenn @AnnenbergPenn @Penn told @TShields3 bloom.bg/31aqXV7 via @bpolitics















