Preprints
Festic N, Büchi M and Latzer M (2021, Jan 19). How long and what for? Tracking a nationally representative sample to quantify internet use. [preprint]
Gerosa T, Gui M and Büchi M (2020, Dec 15). Smartphone use and academic performance: A pervasiveness approach beyond addiction. [preprint] [summary]
Büchi M (2020, Sep 8). A proto-theory of digital well-being. [preprint] [video abstract]
(See Publications for formally published work.)
General research topics
- Internet use and digital well-being
- Data governance, algorithmic profiling, privacy and surveillance
- Children’s rights and digital media use
- Digital inequality, skills, and attitudes
- Computational and comparative methodology
- Open science and knowledge in society
Current projects
- Digital well-being theory
- The chilling effects of digital surveillance
- Disconnecting from digital media
- Smartphone use and school performance
- Longitudinal digital inequalities
- Perceptions of algorithms
- Digital media use measurement
Selected recent and upcoming presentations
- AI and society: a digital inequality perspective, Global Studies Institute, University of Geneva
- Algorithmic disillusionment: perceptions of algorithmic profiling on Facebook, ICA
- Towards a theory of digital well-being, #AoIR2020
- Approaching socio-digital inequalities from a global perspective, Research Dialogue
at the Department of Media and Communications, London School of Economics and Political Science
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