The Myth of Partisan Echo Chambers and Media Bias
Michael LaCour - Ph.D Candidate in Political Science and StatisticsThe Myth of Partisan Echo Chambers and Media Bias: Empirical Evidence Online and Offline from 1940 to 2011
Michael LaCour - Ph.D Candidate in Political Science and StatisticsThe Myth of Partisan Echo Chambers and Media Bias: Empirical Evidence Online and Offline from 1940 to 2011
The C.S. Graduation Ceremony will be held on Sunday, June 16th, in Royce Hall. The event will start at 10:30 a.m., and our Keynote Speaker is Andrew Lenchewski (Creator/Executive Producer/Writer […]
Save the date! The event will feature presentations from two companies founded by Comm Studies alumni (Jude Baldo '13 and Jonesy Harp '11).
Shanto Iyengar will be speaking to the American Politics Workshop on the topic "Fear and Loathing Across Party Lines: New Measures of Polarization." The talk is co-sponsored by Communication Studies.Iyengar […]
Teaching brown-bag series
Comm Studies lecturer Benjamin Lewis (and Prof. Carol Padden, of UCSD's Communication Department) will discuss cultural and social forces that shape the Deaf community in the U.S.
Please send us pictures of your time here at UCLA so we can include you in a slide show that will be presented at the Communication Studies Department 40th Anniversary […]
Professor Groeling will be speaking at the Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy
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Conference with UCLA Department of Communication Studies and Peace Research Institute Oslo