Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Jacob Groshek (born December 19, 1977) is an Assistant Professor at Boston University Division of Emerging Media Studies.Groshek has written extensively about how new media technologies may contribute to political change and social movements, and appears regularly in media coverage of social media trends and impacts. He has been interviewed by Cyrus Farivar on Deutsche Welle Radio where he stated that \"we also need to keep in mind that it's not just the technology, as important as the technology is -- and as important as it is for us to safeguard those freedoms of those online spaces -- we also need to understand that it's what people have to say in those spaces and it's also what contributions they make.\" His work has also been featured on WBUR, the Boston-area National Public Radio affiliate station, where he visualized Twitter data on the Massachusetts gubernatorial race.In an interview for Visions about his comparative research on American and French political advertising on YouTube, Groshek stated that his research found that \"American ads were far and away much more negative\" but also \"contrary to our expectations...there was some more frequent personal attacks in the French sample than there was in the US.\""@en }
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- Jacob_Groshek abstract "Jacob Groshek (born December 19, 1977) is an Assistant Professor at Boston University Division of Emerging Media Studies.Groshek has written extensively about how new media technologies may contribute to political change and social movements, and appears regularly in media coverage of social media trends and impacts. He has been interviewed by Cyrus Farivar on Deutsche Welle Radio where he stated that \"we also need to keep in mind that it's not just the technology, as important as the technology is -- and as important as it is for us to safeguard those freedoms of those online spaces -- we also need to understand that it's what people have to say in those spaces and it's also what contributions they make.\" His work has also been featured on WBUR, the Boston-area National Public Radio affiliate station, where he visualized Twitter data on the Massachusetts gubernatorial race.In an interview for Visions about his comparative research on American and French political advertising on YouTube, Groshek stated that his research found that \"American ads were far and away much more negative\" but also \"contrary to our expectations...there was some more frequent personal attacks in the French sample than there was in the US.\"".