Research topics
- Digital well-being and digital overuse
- Digital inequality: social differences in Internet use, skills, and attitudes
- Online privacy and surveillance, digital footprints and algorithmic selection in everyday life
- Computational and comparative methodology for communication research
Current projects
- Digital well-being: theory and empirical evidence
- Rethinking privacy based on harms of digital traces
- The chilling effects of surveillance and profiling
- Critiquing computational communication science
- Smartphone pervasiveness and school performance
- Measuring Internet skills
Selected recent and upcoming presentations
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.
Perceptions of algorithmic profiling on social media . Digital Inequalities and Emerging Technologies: Regimes, Spaces and Imaginaries, ICA Post-Conference, with Lutz C, Fosch Villaronga E, Tamò-Larrieux A, Velidi S and Viljoen S.
Computational Communication Science, Research Colloquium at the Department of Communication and Media Research, University of Zurich
Perceived Digital Overuse, Center for Information Technology, Society, and Law [podcast]
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