WHAT IS A 1-MINUTE LIGHTNING TALK?
All times are in Eastern Daylight Time (EDT)
Session 1: One-Minute Lightning Talks
July 18 – 10:30-11:30am (EDT)
- Jing Guo – Does social media use facilitate or attenuate opinion polarization?
- Jill Fredenburg – More Than Pretty Flowers
- Sibo Chen – Far-right political extremism and the radicalization of the anti-vaccine movement in Canada
- Ana Jorge – Pilgrimage and social media dis/connection
- Junwen Hu – ‘Filtering out the unauthentic posts’
- Johannes Breuer, Bensmann, Boland, Yu & Dietze – All public opinions are not equal
- Katherine Baxter & Czarnecka – Motherhood Influencers and the “The Sharent Trap”
- Keith Hampton & Shin – Excessive Social Media Use is Less Harmful than Disconnection for the Self Esteem of Rural Adolescents
- Fan Xiao & Yeo – Collaborative coping
- Bernardo Pereira Cavalheiro, Prada & Rodrigues – Does matching the communication style of an interlocutor enhances the impact of emoji use in interpersonal and communication outcomes?
- Leiyuan Tian – Fans as Homo Narrans
- Anilla Till – Applying Nonviolent Environmental Communication in Social Media Campaigns
- Qian Huang – The Assemblage of Nationalism, Populism, and Misogyny in Chinese Digital Vigilantism
- Miguel-Pérez & Maria Elena Aramendia-Muneta – Social Media Marketing Strategies in the Spanish Lingerie Industry
- Elizabeth Solverson – Silent but opinionated
- Admilson Veloso da Silva & Béni – #Africa: A visual cont(in)ent analysis on Instagram
- Zinaida Adelhardt & Eberle – Teenagers’ usage of YouTube, personality characteristics and vulnerability to compulsive use
- Stewart & Christa Arnold – Deception Detection on Social Media
- Maja Brandt Andreasen – The role of humour in Internet memes about sexual violence
- Eleonora Alabrese – Bad Science: Retractions, Citations and Media Coverage
- Li & Zhifan Luo – Digital Authoritarianism Goes Global
- Silvia Keeling & Noseda – True or Fake? The role of media outlets, partisanship and gender differences in the evaluation of News
- Yasin Yalcin, Dennen, Bernal, Martin, Massman, Rojas & Rucinski – Emotions and social media use
- Vanessa Dennen, Rutledge, Shi, Bagdy, Jung, Bunn, Hedquist, Cosgrove & Cargill – Teen engagement with current events and social issues on social media
- Pradip Sarkar – Sociality on Instagram
- Yanzhuo Niu – Magic mirror, magic mirror, am I attractive
Session 2: One-Minute Lightning Talks
July 18 – 5:30-6:30pm (EDT)
- Corinne Dalelio, Holody, Weinhold – Framing Firearms
- Miaomiao Chang & Pennington – Twitter users’ sentiments toward mask wearing
- Ruvimbo Musiyiwa & Jacobson – “Beating the Algorithm”
- Olivia Inwood – The Meta-Meta Selfie
- Ceron, Mathias Felipe de Lima Santos & Quiles – Tracing the “Early Treatment” against COVID-19 in Brazil
- He & Yijia Zhang – Loss of Mobility
- Hemsley, Kelly & Yiran Duan – Work in Progress in Visual Design Practice
- Agata Stepnik – Young adults, algorithms, and news content on social media
- Akit Kumar & Xiao – Influence of morality on the spread of Disinformation
- Mathias Felipe de Lima Santos, Ceron & Quiles – QAnon and New Age
Session 3: One-Minute Lightning Talks
July 19 – 1:00-1:30pm (EDT)
- Noha Atef, Fleerackers & Alperin – Doctors on YouTube
- Mathilde Hogsnes, Grønli & Hansen – Investigating the commercial construct of TikTok influencers
- Macy Burchfield, Rosenberg & Stegenga – Updated or Outdated Consent?
- Lappas, Amalia Triantafillidou & Tsioulakis – Instagram Communication of Local Governments in Greece and User Engagement
- Jill Hopke – The “Tucker Carlson Effect” on wind power misinformation
- Budu, Lewys Davies & Innes – Investigating the dynamics and representation of the Belarus 2020 protests on TikTok
- Rohan Grover & Jeeyun (Sophia) Baik – From Paywalls to Datawalls
- Esteban Morales – What do we mean when we talk about social media violence?
- Ines Kožuh, Debevc & Caks – Risk Perception about COVID-19 and its Effect on Fact-Checking Intent in Social Media
- Anna Bartosik – Learning in the Open
- Tom Divon & Ebbrecht-Hartmann – Performing Death and Trauma?
- Pradipa P. Rasidi – Disinformation as Political Participation
- Nili Steinfeld – How do users examine online messages to determine if they are reliable?