The K-Pop Fans Who Have Become Anti-Authoritarian Activists in Myanmar
Martin, Z., Glover, K., & Coburn, C.
October, 2021
Slate
It’s Time to Think Beyond Disinformation and False News
Woolley, S.
October, 2021
Center for International Governance Innovation
Political Groups Are Paying Influencers to Spread Partisan Messaging
Goodwin, A. & Woolley, S.
October, 2021
Teen Vogue
The Business of Computational Propaganda Needs to End
Woolley, S.
September, 2021
The Center for International Governance Innovation
An agenda for US-EU cooperation on Big Tech regulation
Woolley, S. & Hajdu, D.
August, 2021
TechStream, Brookings Institute
QAnon Pivots Its Exiled Online Movement to the Real World
Gursky, J., Joseff, K., & Lukito, J.
July, 2021
Wired
How Can We Stem the Tide of Digital Propaganda?
Woolley, S.
July, 2021
Centre for International Governance Innovation
Countering disinformation and protecting democratic communication on encrypted messaging applications
Gursky, J. & Woolley, S.
June, 2021
Brookings Institute
Building Connective Democracy: Interdisciplinary Solutions to the Problem of Polarisation
Staal Bruun Overgaard, C., Dudo, A., Lease, M., Masullo, G.M., Stroud, N.J., Stroud, S.R., & Woolley, S.C.
April, 2021
The Routledge Companion to Media Disinformation and Populism
The disinformation threat to diaspora communities in encrypted chat apps
Gursky, J., Riedl, M.J., & Woolley, S.
March, 2021
TechStream, Brookings Institute
Probabilistic social learning improves the public’s judgments of news veracity
Guilbeault, D., Woolley, S., & Becker, J.
March, 2021
PLOS ONE 16(3): e0247487
The disturbing implications of increasingly narrow political ad targeting
Joseff, K., Carter, J., & Woolley, S.
February, 2021
TechStream, Brookings Institute
Computational Propaganda and the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election: Antisemitic and Anti-Black Content on Facebook…
Woolley, S., Kumleben, M., & Engler, M.
October, 2020
Anti-Defamation League
Affective Politics of Digital Media: Propaganda by Other Means
Boler, M. (Ed.), & Davis, E. (Ed.)
September, 2020
Routledge
We can have social media as we know it, or we can have democracy
Woolley, S.
September, 2020
Fast Company
How hate and misinformation go viral: A case study of a Trump retweet
Gursky, J., & Woolley, S.
September, 2020
TechStream, Brookings Institute
Social Media and Democracy The State of the Field, Prospects for Reform
Persily, N. (Ed.), & Tucker, J. A. (Ed.).
August, 2020
Cambridge University Press
Nanoinfluencers Are Slyly Barnstorming the 2020 US Election
Joseff, K., Goodwin, A., & Woolley, S.
August, 2020
Wired
Amplify the Party, Suppress the Opposition: Social Media, Bots, and Electoral Fraud
Woolley, S., & Monaco, N.
July, 2020
The Georgetown Law Technology Review
The Trump 2020 app is a voter surveillance tool of extraordinary power
Gursky, J. & Woolley, S.
June, 2020
MIT Technology Review
Political operatives are targeting propaganda by location
Woolley, S.
June, 2020
TechStream, Brookings Institute
Covid-19 isn’t the only threat to privacy: In US politics surveillance was the norm…
Joseff, K., & Woolley, S.
May, 2020
Foreign Affairs
From hanging out to figuring it out: Socializing online as a pathway to computational…
Shorey, S., Hill, B.M., & Woolley, S.
May, 2020
New Media & Society
Encrypted messaging apps are the future of propaganda
Woolley, S.
May, 2020
TechStream, Brookings Institute
Texts from politicians could be more dangerous than ever
Joseff, K., Gursky, J., & Woolley, S.
April, 2020
Wired
Gaming communication on the global stage: Social media disinformation and crisis situations
Kumleben, M., & Woolley, S.
March, 2020
Hoover Institution
Who Will Win the Reality Game? A propaganda expert’s lessons from the 2016 presidential…
Woolley, S.
January, 2020
Slate
