Invited Guest Lecture on Mobility and Incivility at Audencia Business School in Nantes, France.
I regularly give keynote addresses and speeches to large companies, industry leaders and universities, as well as at conferences and governmental agencies that are related to the fields of media and communication. A select list of my public events follows below, along with some other invited talks where I've presented research.
Selection of invited talks:
“Monitoring social media about antimicrobial resistance to better understand misinformation.” National Academy of Sciences.
“Netflix and ill? How streaming television and binge-watching might actually be good for you.” Marquette University.
“Binging and voting: A first look at what streaming television has to do with political participation.” University of Groningen.
“Opposites attract? Mobile devices and incivility in social media content.” Audencia Business School.
“Media, Microbes, and Misinformation.” Boston University.
“Making big (mobile) data small and useful.” Erasmus University Rotterdam.
“Targeting and streaming television into political participation.” University of Amsterdam.
“Online political participation: Three case studies in offline participation, user agency, and online content.” Freie Universität Berlin.
“Violence and Vitriol: Emerging Media in Social Conflict.” Boston University.
“Mining, Sorting, and Visualizing Social Media for Purpose and Profit.” Fidelity Investments.
“Networks in Social Data Engagement: Analytic Approaches.” Harvard University.
“Twitter Collection and Analysis Toolkit: Modelling Influentials.” Institute for Public Relations.
“Emerging Opportunities and Privacy Issues in Data Mining Social Media.” John F. Kennedy Library.
“Post-Spring / Pre-Wave: Democracy, Youth, and Corruption Trends in Emerging Media Environments.” Boston University.
“A Latin Spring? Examining Digital Diffusion and Youth Bulges in Forecasting Political Change in Latin America.” Boston University.
"Online Media and Offline Empowerment in Democratic Transition." University of Melbourne.
“Impacts of ICTs: New media and journalism.” Erasmus University Rotterdam.
“Voter Learning, Campaign Interest, and Intention to Vote in the 2008 U.S. Presidential Election.” City University of Hong Kong.
“Research and Teaching: New Media and Political Change.” London School of Economics and Political Science.
“The Democratic and Economic Effects of the Internet, 1994-2003.” Indiana University.