23
Apr
How to Use Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Cyberbullying to Make the Internet a Friendlier Place
by Madison Merkley
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Here’s how content creators can help reduce rates of cyberbullying and make the internet a more positive place for young audiences. With the saturation of...
19
Apr
That’s Rough, Buddy: How to Show Emotional Support on Social Media
by Phoebe English
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When your friends post about their problems online, how can you show support and friendship—without looking like a jerk? We’ve all had that moment. A...
16
Apr
The Role of Anonymity in Civil Online Political Discourse
by Sarah Griffin Anderson
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As online political discussions become more prevalent, how does anonymity affect the way we communicate across the political spectrum? If you’ve ever read through the...
07
Dec
How Politeness Affects Engagement in Politics Online
by London Brimhall
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Impoliteness online may be affecting people’s willingness to participate in political conversations. An age-old saying advises against talking about politics, religion, and money in polite...
07
Dec
Disclaimer: Podcasts May Utilize Differing Language Based on Political Affiliation
by Marley Matthews
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Disclaimers are used to avoid assumptions being made about the speaker, especially in relation to the speaker’s beliefs or opinions. How does the use of...
07
Dec
Tailor Your Message to Your Audience: Lessons from Taylor Swift
by Liberty Howell
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Is the Evermore singer evergreen? It depends on who’s posting. In today’s digital world, creating content that resonates with your audience is more than just...