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“Mission Accomplished!”: Donald Trump’s Use of  Social Media as a Tool of Distraction by Judson Elsholz @ Georgia State University

“Mission Accomplished!”: Donald Trump’s Use of Social Media as a Tool of Distraction by Judson Elsholz @ Georgia State University

by Judson Elsholz | May 1, 2018 | Georgia State University

President Donald J. Trump’s use of social media, namely Twitter, has set a surprising new precedence for administrative communications in the United States. Trump himself has referred to his frequent Twitter usage as “modern-day presidential,” and tweets several times...
German Right-Wing Populism in the Age of Social Media by Ricardo Taylor @University of California Los Angeles

German Right-Wing Populism in the Age of Social Media by Ricardo Taylor @University of California Los Angeles

by Ricardo Taylor | Mar 15, 2018 | University of California, Los Angeles

The right-wing  populist party Alternative for Germany (AfD), has gained momentum in the recent years, and has managed to use social media to their advantage. In the recent 2017 elections AfD, gained 13% of the vote, which led them to gain seats in the German...

Social Media News: a Source of Democratic Improvement or Backsliding? by John Iacovino @ Boston University

by John Iacovino | Nov 17, 2017 | Boston University

Congress is considering imposing new restrictions on online political ads, advocating for transparency in content found on social media sites. Regulation on internet advertisement is still generally limited, and advocates for internet anonymity argue that freedom of...
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