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All Media Trust is Not Created Equal
All Media Trust is Not Created Equal
This article originally appeared in the Consortium on Trust in Media and Technology newsletter. To subscribe to this newsletter, click…
UF J-School
Oct 31
AI Automates PR, But Human Intuition Still Rules
AI Automates PR, But Human Intuition Still Rules
The central purpose of public relations remains rooted in creativity that artificial intelligence (AI) cannot replace. AI can help automate…
UF J-School
Oct 29
People Hate Stories They Think Were Written by AI. Even if People Wrote Them
People Hate Stories They Think Were Written by AI. Even if People Wrote Them
This story originally appeared on news.ufl.edu on Oct. 22, 2024.
UF J-School
Oct 25
Can AI-Generated News Help Reverse the Declining Level of Trust in News?
Can AI-Generated News Help Reverse the Declining Level of Trust in News?
With the generative AI boom, comes a consideration of trust in content created by AI. Gallup’s annual media trust poll revealed that more…
UF J-School
Oct 24
Beyond the Binge: Making Sense of How Consumers Choose Subscription Streaming Services
Beyond the Binge: Making Sense of How Consumers Choose Subscription Streaming Services
Back in 2007, when someone wanted to subscribe to a streaming service, little confusion existed because only one service was available then…
UF J-School
Oct 24
He Says, She Says: Exploring Gender Bias in Political News Coverage
He Says, She Says: Exploring Gender Bias in Political News Coverage
In the thick of a historic presidential election, news media fills a critical role as Americans consider their options. The way media…
UF J-School
Oct 18
Look Who’s Talking: Celebrity Causes vs. AI-Powered Advocacy
Look Who’s Talking: Celebrity Causes vs. AI-Powered Advocacy
Is a celebrity’s endorsement truly helpful for a given cause? It depends on how authentic they seem. Despite the rise of AI-powered…
UF J-School
Sep 25
Decoding the Digital Dialogue: A Two-Step Framework for Human-AI Interaction
Decoding the Digital Dialogue: A Two-Step Framework for Human-AI Interaction
In an era where artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly ubiquitous, from AI financial advisors to AI romantic companions to…
UF J-School
Sep 18
Untrustworthy Hyperlinks on News Sites are Adding to the Misinformation Crisis
Untrustworthy Hyperlinks on News Sites are Adding to the Misinformation Crisis
Misinformation is spreading rapidly in the digital universe, especially during election season, and the hyperlinks found on untrustworthy…
UF J-School
Sep 17
The Science Behind Viral Ads: What Makes Content Spread?
The Science Behind Viral Ads: What Makes Content Spread?
The holy grail of online video marketing is the viral ad, a promotional message that spreads like lightning across digital platforms…
UF J-School
Sep 17
Whispers That Sell: The Marketing Potential of ASMR
Whispers That Sell: The Marketing Potential of ASMR
ASMR, or autonomous sensory meridian response, has been creating a quiet sensation for the last decade on the internet. Audio and visual…
UF J-School
Aug 28
Wrinkles in the System: Navigating Ageism in Advertising
Wrinkles in the System: Navigating Ageism in Advertising
It’s been six years since the leading advertising magazine AdAge published “Advertising Has an Ageism Problem” and began addressing this…
UF J-School
Aug 21
Pixels vs. People: The Battle for Consumer Trust in Influencer Marketing
Pixels vs. People: The Battle for Consumer Trust in Influencer Marketing
Picture this: You’re scrolling through Instagram and you’re suddenly captivated by a dazzling influencer showcasing the latest must-have…
UF J-School
Aug 16
All the Rumors are True: Verification, Actual Malice, and Celebrity Gossip
All the Rumors are True: Verification, Actual Malice, and Celebrity Gossip
In 2022, the rapper Cardi B famously won a defamation lawsuit against celebrity-gossip vlogger Tasha K, who had posted more than 30 videos…
UF J-School
Aug 5
Race, Gender and Politics: Media Coverage of the Ketanji Brown Jackson Supreme Court Nomination
Race, Gender and Politics: Media Coverage of the Ketanji Brown Jackson Supreme Court Nomination
When President Joe Biden nominated Ketanji Brown Jackson to the U.S. Supreme Court, it wasn’t just a historic moment — it was a case study…
UF J-School
Jul 18
You, We and I, Robot: How Social Cognitive Theory Explains How Humans Learn from Machines
You, We and I, Robot: How Social Cognitive Theory Explains How Humans Learn from Machines
In 1950, Alan Turing posed perhaps the most provocative question of the 20th century: Can machines think?
UF J-School
Jun 2
Beyond the Byline: Exploring Bias in Human- and AI-Generated News
Beyond the Byline: Exploring Bias in Human- and AI-Generated News
In the world of news, artificial intelligence (AI) has been a silent partner for a lot longer than most realize. Narrative Science, which…
UF J-School
May 23
Multiracial Families in Advertising: Exploring the Impact on Emerging Adult Consumers
Multiracial Families in Advertising: Exploring the Impact on Emerging Adult Consumers
In an increasingly diverse society, the representation of multiracial families in advertising has gained significant attention from both…
UF J-School
May 17
The Effects of Natural- and Supernatural-Based Awe Experiences in Virtual Reality
The Effects of Natural- and Supernatural-Based Awe Experiences in Virtual Reality
Articles about the recent total solar eclipse appeared around the world using the language of awe — “awe-inspiring,” “awe-struck,” “total…
UF J-School
Apr 30
Can Virtual Humans Combat Climate Change Misinformation?
Can Virtual Humans Combat Climate Change Misinformation?
Virtual (or artificial) humans, such as virtual human influencers, have become increasingly valuable to brands and marketers worldwide. But…
UF J-School
Apr 18
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