Hans-Bredow-Institute

Recent papers from Hans-Bredow-Institute

1. Normative ideals and empirical realities: Viewpoint diversity in the discourse on German arms deliveries to UkraineJournalism · 2026
2. Multi-platform research in the light of technology affordances: networks of the far right in GermanyJournal of Information Technology & Politics · 2026
3. The role of AI competencies: How do AI knowledge, skills, and attitudes shape users’ understanding and evaluation of explainable news recommendations?New Media & Society · 2026
4. Avoiding the News But Still Feeling Connected? The Role of News Use and Avoidance Practices in Different Public Connection RepertoiresJournalism Studies · 2026
5. A Community Data Trustee for Sensitive Data Sharing in Far-Right Online ResearchMedia and Communication · 2026
6. Argument Mining for Organizational Research: A Computer-Aided Analysis of Organizational TalkOrganizational Research Methods · 2026
7. Going with the Mainstream: Exploring GPT Representation of Journalistic CultureThe International Journal of Press/Politics · 2026
8. Platforms, Online Surveillance, and the European Union: The Digital Services Act (DSA)2026
9. Determinants of verification behavior in generative search: Evidence from a conjoint experimentComputers in Human Behavior Reports · 2026
10. Figurationstheoretische und empirische Annäherungen an Kommunikative KI-Systeme in der medienpädagogischen SozialisationsforschungMedienPädagogik Zeitschrift für Theorie und Praxis der Medienbildung · 2025
11. Media use as social action – then and todayCommunications · 2025
12. Nudges for news recommenders: prominent article positioning increases selection, engagement, and recall of environmental news, but reducing complexity does notJournal of Communication · 2025
13. Independence as a Desideratum2025
14. From Cultivating Fans to Coping With Troublemakers : A Typology of Journalists’ Audience RelationshipsJournalism & Mass Communication Quarterly · 2025
15. Interdisciplinary Boundary Spanning – Guidance for Collaboration Between the Disciplines of Information Systems, Law, and EthicsBusiness & Information Systems Engineering · 2025
16. What is news? Mapping the diversity of news experiences in digital trace dataJournalism · 2024
17. It ain't easy: using normatively motivated news diversification to facilitate policy support, tolerance, and political participationInformation Communication & Society · 2024
18. It matters how you google it? Using agent-based testing to assess the impact of user choices in search queries and algorithmic personalization on political Google Search resultsJournal of Computer-Mediated Communication · 2024
19. Academia and journalism: Two different worlds? How scientific institutions can successfully collaborate with journalistic organizationsJournalism · 2024
20. Report on the Academic Round Table, 30 April 2024, New York City: Freedom of Online Communication Across Transatlantic BordersGRUR International · 2024