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Brian Ekdale

Associate Professor

University of Iowa

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

School of Journalism and Mass Communication

Graduate College

Brian Ekdale is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Associate Professor at University of Iowa.

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University of Iowa

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communication mass communication media studies journalism social media scholarly communication information science social sciences culture social influence popular medium political communication digital mediums textual practice narrative public opinion cultural studies african identity online information information management information technology online communities information society information behavior audience reception societal influence international communication information diffusion music video industry ethical theory medium culture world development information development political science research tourism research human-computer interaction screen medium digital ethics publication ethics information ethics fake news public sphere user-generated content social medium monitoring social medium data web trend digital society internet science work attitudes employee attitudes activism information technology management leisure studies change management political transformation video communication feminist medium studies model dissemination cultural tourism intercultural communication urban tourism social media influencers sponsored content uncivil online commentary occupy movement the occupy movement social media research job insecurity twitter hashtags playful engagement political personalization collective reimagining makmende amerudi african elections cambridge analytica posthumanitarian storytelling digital culture

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Beyond ‘Lulz' and ‘Keyboard Warriors': Exploring the Relationship Between Trolling and Radicalization. Information Communication & Society (2024)

Katy BiddleBrian EkdaleAndrew C. HighRyan StoldtRaven Maragh-Lloyd

information warfarescholarly communicationinformation diffusioninformation behaviorsocial mediasocial sciencescommunicationinformation sciencemass communicationpolitical communicationinformation managementsociologycyber conflictmedia studiesinformation societyonline informationinformation technology

Geographic Tokenism on Editorial Boards: A Content Analysis of Highly Ranked Communication Journals. Online Media and Global Communication (2024)

Manfred AsumanAbubakar IbrahimMeghan Sobel CohenBrian Ekdale

geographic tokenismeditorial boardscommunicationgeographyjournalismmedia studiescommunication research

Navigating Platform Work Through Solidarity and Hustling: The Case of Ride-Hailing Drivers in Nairobi, Kenya. Online Media and Global Communication (2024)

Brian EkdaleEbenezer Aidoo

international communicationcommunity engagementcommunicationride-hailing driversplatform work

Using Racial Discourse Communities to Audit Personalization Algorithms. Communication Culture and Critique (2023)

Ryan StoldtRaven Maragh-LloydTim HavensBrian EkdaleAndrew C High

racial discourse communitiessocial mediapersonalization algorithmscommunicationdiscourse analysismass communicationpolitical sciencesocietal influencejournalism

Global Disparities in Knowledge Production Within Journalism Studies: Are Special Issues the Answer?. Journalism Studies (2022)

Brian EkdaleKaty BiddleMelissa TullyManfred AsumanAbby Rinaldi

communicationglobal disparitiesknowledge production

Hijacking Journalism: Legitimacy and Metajournalistic Discourse in Right-Wing Podcasts. Media and Communication (2022)

David O. DowlingPatrick R. JohnsonBrian Ekdale

scholarly communicationright-wing podcastscommunicationmass communicationpolitical communicationjournalismmedia studies

Trust in Online Search Results During Uncertain Times. Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media (2022)

Ashley M. PetersonAndrew C. HighRaven Maragh-LloydRyan StoldtBrian Ekdale

information behaviorsocial mediasocial sciencesuncertain timestrustinformation sciencejournalismbehavioral sciences

Engaging the Academy. Oxford University Press eBooks (2021)

Brian Ekdale

educationscholarly communicationeducational leadershipteacher educationacademic ethicinnovative education

Ethics of Authenticity: Social Media Influencers and the Production of Sponsored Content. Journal of Media Ethics (2020)

Mariah L. WellmanRyan StoldtMelissa TullyBrian Ekdale

digital ethicsethical theorysocial media influencerspublication ethicssocial mediaethicscommunicationmass communicationsocial influencesponsored contentinformation ethicsauthenticityjournalism

Reppin’ the Nation, Reppin’ Themselves: Nation Branding and Personal Branding in Kenya’s Music Video Industry. Journal of African Media Studies (2020)

Brian Ekdale

music video industrymedia studiesafrican american studiespersonal brandingmusicafrican identitynation branding

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Brian Ekdale

Associate Professor

University of Iowa

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

School of Journalism and Mass Communication

Graduate College

Brian Ekdale is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Associate Professor at University of Iowa.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Brian Ekdale

University of Iowa

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Beyond ‘Lulz' and ‘Keyboard Warriors': Exploring the Relationship Between Trolling and Radicalization. Information Communication & Society (2024)

Katy BiddleBrian EkdaleAndrew C. HighRyan StoldtRaven Maragh-Lloyd

Geographic Tokenism on Editorial Boards: A Content Analysis of Highly Ranked Communication Journals. Online Media and Global Communication (2024)

Manfred AsumanAbubakar IbrahimMeghan Sobel CohenBrian Ekdale

geographic tokenismeditorial boardscommunicationgeographyjournalismmedia studiescommunication research

Navigating Platform Work Through Solidarity and Hustling: The Case of Ride-Hailing Drivers in Nairobi, Kenya. Online Media and Global Communication (2024)

Brian EkdaleEbenezer Aidoo

international communicationcommunity engagementcommunicationride-hailing driversplatform work

Using Racial Discourse Communities to Audit Personalization Algorithms. Communication Culture and Critique (2023)

Ryan StoldtRaven Maragh-LloydTim HavensBrian EkdaleAndrew C High

racial discourse communitiessocial mediapersonalization algorithmscommunicationdiscourse analysismass communicationpolitical sciencesocietal influencejournalism

Global Disparities in Knowledge Production Within Journalism Studies: Are Special Issues the Answer?. Journalism Studies (2022)

Brian EkdaleKaty BiddleMelissa TullyManfred AsumanAbby Rinaldi

communicationglobal disparitiesknowledge production

Hijacking Journalism: Legitimacy and Metajournalistic Discourse in Right-Wing Podcasts. Media and Communication (2022)

David O. DowlingPatrick R. JohnsonBrian Ekdale

scholarly communicationright-wing podcastscommunicationmass communicationpolitical communicationjournalismmedia studies

Trust in Online Search Results During Uncertain Times. Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media (2022)

Ashley M. PetersonAndrew C. HighRaven Maragh-LloydRyan StoldtBrian Ekdale

information behaviorsocial mediasocial sciencesuncertain timestrustinformation sciencejournalismbehavioral sciences

Engaging the Academy. Oxford University Press eBooks (2021)

Brian Ekdale

educationscholarly communicationeducational leadershipteacher educationacademic ethicinnovative education

Ethics of Authenticity: Social Media Influencers and the Production of Sponsored Content. Journal of Media Ethics (2020)

Mariah L. WellmanRyan StoldtMelissa TullyBrian Ekdale

digital ethicsethical theorysocial media influencerspublication ethicssocial mediaethicscommunicationmass communicationsocial influencesponsored contentinformation ethicsauthenticityjournalism

Reppin’ the Nation, Reppin’ Themselves: Nation Branding and Personal Branding in Kenya’s Music Video Industry. Journal of African Media Studies (2020)

Brian Ekdale

music video industrymedia studiesafrican american studiespersonal brandingmusicafrican identitynation branding

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