LINKS TO ONLINE NEWS AND RESEARCH RESOURCES:
• “Communication, Consumption, and Civil Society: Media and Politics at the Checkout Line” – Visiting Scholar, Center for Information Technology and Society, Department of Communication, University of California, Santa Barbara, 2013
• “Misinformation and Misperception in Politics,” Visiting , Post-Election Debrief, The Annette Strauss Institute for Civic Life, University of Texas-Austin, 2012.
•”Network Nation: How Campaign Ads and the Internet Shape Participation,” Realities and Representations: The 2008 U.S. Presidential Election Lecture Series, Vanderbilt University, 2009.
• Methodological Appendix for POQ, 2002 (Shah et al.)
• Ideodynamics Model Formulation
• Methodological Appendix for JOC, 2007 (Shah et al.)
• Methodological Appendix for PC, 2009 (Shah et al.)
• Question Wording and Correlation Matrix
• Methodological Appendix for PC, 2016 (Wells et al.)
• Data Coding, Statistical Model Building, and Robustness Check
• Methodological Appendix for JCMC, 2019 (Zhang et al.)
• Data Processing, Classification and Clustering, and Bot Analysis
• Complete Appendix 1 – 8 for Battleground, 2021 (Friedland et al.)
• Search Terms, Data Layers, Discourse Counts, Timelines, Time Series, and HLM
• New York Times, America’s leading newspaper available on the Web.
• Trending Times stories
• Washington Post, the leading political paper available on the Web.
• Trending Post stories
• Frontline, a flagship public affairs documentary series on public television.
• Public Agenda, a nonpartisan clearinghouse of issue opinion.
• Arts and Letters Daily, links to essays on philosophy, culture, and politics.
• Alternet, a resource link dedicated to independent and alternative journalism.
• Pew Internet and American Life: Data reports on a range of civic issues.
• Pew Research Center for People and the Press: Data and reports from Pew.
• NES: National Election Study; Data available through the University of Michigan.
• ICPSR: The inter-university consortium for political and social research.
• GSS: General Social Survey data through NORC.
• Eurobarometer: Public opinion surveys by the European Commission.
• Gallup Poll, Recently released poll data, including opinion time trends.
• Polling Report, Nonpartisan source on trends in American public opinion.
• Bowling Alone, Robert Putnam’s DDB data archive and 40 community study.
• AAPOR: American Association for Public Opinion Research.
• AEJMC: Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication.
• A(O)IR: Association of Internet Researchers.
• APSA: Political Communication Section, American Political Science Association.
• ICA: International Communication Association.
• ISPP: International Society of Political Psychology.
• MAPOR: Midwest Association for Public Opinion Research.
• MPSA: Midwest Political Science Association.