Mehrere Kolleginnen und Kollegen unseres Instituts sind bei der diesjährigen Jahrestagung der International Communication Association (ICA), die vom 12. bis 16. Juni stattfindet, mit Forschungsbeiträgen vertreten. Die Tagung mit dem Themenschwerpunkt Disrupting and Consolidating Communication Research findet vor Ort in Denver (Colorado, USA) statt. Unsere Mitarbeiterinnen und Mitarbeiter präsentieren auf der Tagung folgende Vorträge:

• Aliya Andrich; Marko Bachl; Emese Domahidi: Do Women Write More about Women? Investigating the Impact of Journalist Gender on the Media Visibility of US Politicians
• Marko Bachl & Elena Link: Explaining Online Health Information Seeking: Applying the Planned Risk Information Seeking Model to Behavioral Data
• Selina A. Beckmann; Elena Link; Marko Bachl: ChatGPT vs. Medical Experts: Comparing Recipients’ Perceptions of Argument Strength and Correctness of Pro-Vaccination Arguments
• Kilian Buehling; Barbara Pfetsch; Baoning Gong; Annett Heft; Daniel Thiele: Is there a Firewall against the Right? Mapping populist radical right parties’ position in national campaign communication on Facebook
• Kilian Buehling; Heidi Schulze; Maximilian Zehring: The Telegram COVID-19 Protest Dataset 2020–2022
• Martin Emmer; Pablo Porten-Chee; Emilija Gagrčin; Christian Strippel; Laura Leissner: How to Measure Norms of Good Citizenship Online: The Discursive Citizenship Norms Scale
• Baoning Gong & Annett Heft: Media ecologies of alternative media users in Germany in comparative perspective. A Network-Analytical Approach.
• Baoning Gong  & Kilian Buehling: Ephemerality as an Affordance: The Tactical Deletion of Far-Right Messages of the AfD on Telegram
• Annett Heft; Kilian Buehling; Xixuan Zhang: Spreading the Hate. Cross-platform Diffusion Dynamics of Conspiracy Theories Onlinen
• Estel Huh; Pascal Merz; Christian von Sikorski: How do Americans perceive fully AI-generated news? The interplay of AI attitudes, political ideology, and issue attitudes.
• Jo-Ju Kao: News Reporting on Wrongful Convictions in Taiwan: A Case Study of Zheng Xin-Zhen
• Dganit Levi; Zozan Baran; Daniela Stoltenberg; Thomas Assan; Neta Kligler-Vilenchik; Barbara Pfetsch: “Should we stay, or should we go?”: Global climate activism from the periphery.
• Maria Löblich: Between Times: East German Media Research After 1989
• Margreth Lünenborg & Annabella Backes: Between Feminist Killjoys and Happy Feminism: Affective Registers in Memetic Performances on TikTok Amid Shifting Reproductive Rights
• Lisa Mai & Christian von Sikorski: Narratives are key: How narratives influence solutions journalism and promote climate-friendly behavior.
• Pascal Merz & Christian von Sikorski: Who is being influenced? Investigating the (non-)political experiences of young adults with social media influencers using a latent profile analysis.
• Miriam Milzner; Daniel Thiele; Baoning Gong: Coordinated Social Media Manipulation: State of the Art
• Dalreen Ramos; Jo-Ju Kao; Marko Bachl: Backhanded Questions: Gender Media Bias in Tennis Press Conferences, 1992–2024
• Daniela Stoltenberg; Diogenes Lycarião; Kateryna Maikovska; Zozan Baran; Annie Waldherr; Barbara Pfetsch: Picturing Amazônia: Digital contestation between local and translocal perspectives on Amazon Rainforest preservation.
• Christian Strippel; Emilija Gagrčin; Katharina I. Heger; Martin Emmer: Civic Engagement and Political Participation: Intersectional Analysis of Political Participation in Germany: A Quantitative Exploration
• Daniel Thiele; Miriam Milzner; Annett Heft; Barbara Pfetsch: Manipulating climate change debates? Coordinated behavior on Twitter during COP 26 and 27