It was an honor to receive the top paper award from the Newspaper and Online News Division of the AEJMC this year, for our paper that tests the typology of data journalism across countries. The paper is part of the multi country project on data journalism in collaboration with my awesome friends Jason Martin and Gerry Lanosga. 

I had the honor to be a visiting fellow at the Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence (CFI) at University of Cambridge for three months during the summer of 2022. It was wonderful to engage with so many researchers and work on my project that uses computational methods and deep learning to explore the quality of of political discourse on online public spaces.

This is one of the first studies that explores how global professional journalism organizations might impact journalists' role perceptions and enactments using a cross-national sample. It's part of our larger Data Journalism project with Jason Martin and Gerry Lanosga.

I had a wonderful time presenting data on audience engagement practices in data journalism at the symposium Data journalism and audience engagement in the post-pandemic era organized by the University of Sheffield. The presentation in part of the multi country project on data journalism in collaboration with my awesome friends Jason Martin and Gerry Lanosga. 

It has been a long time coming, with COVID-19 delays and struggles. But, here is the latest research from my ongoing project on data journalism with Jason Martin and Gerry Lanosga.

I presented at CEECOM our research paper that explores the role of Facebook as a platform for election news engagement in Kosovo…

With Houston Matters we discussed #DeleteFacebook campaign. I argued that this won't solve our problems with misinformation, toxicity, and polarization…

We presented our research on bilingual social media spaces and the impact news organizations (Spanish-& English language) have on discourse cultures on Facebook…

This paper presented at AEJMC is part of a larger comparative project based on survey with data journalists from 71 countries (N=345) and content data from 483 data journalism projects from 50 countries…