The QUT Digital Media Research Centre conducts world-leading interdisciplinary research for a flourishing digital society. We are based at Queensland University of Technology in Brisbane, Australia. # digitalsociety # platformGovernance # mediaIndustries # digitalInclusion # responsibleAI # AIEthics # digitalMethods # algorithmicCulture # disinformation # digitalLiteracy
The QUT Digital Media Research Centre conducts world-leading interdisciplinary research for a flourishing digital society. We are based at Queensland University of Technology in Brisbane, Australia. # digitalsociety # platformGovernance # mediaIndustries # digitalInclusion # responsibleAI # AIEthics # digitalMethods # algorithmicCulture # disinformation # digitalLiteracy
NEW PUBLICATION!
In a new article in Journalism and Media, the DMRC's Aljosha Karim Schapals and colleagues consider communicative traits young people prefer in a "newsfluencer".
Available to read in open access here: https://www.mdpi.com/2673-5172/7/1/19
Teenagers and young people prefer those who talk to them “as a friend”, emphasizing authenticity, emotional proximity, and conversational clarity over traditional, formal modes of reporting.
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