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#205: Echo Chambers and Media Consumption, Dr. Alison Dagnes

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I sit down with Dr. Alison Dagnes, a political science professor at Shippensburg University and author of insightful books on political media. Dr. Dagnes shares her unique experiences, starting with her time as a producer for C-SPAN, and delves into the evolution of political media into today's charged and polarized spectacle. We explore the significant benefits of media consumption, such as increased public access to information and enhanced civic engagement, highlighting findings from Pew Research Center and Deloitte Digital Media Trends.

However, the discussion also covers the substantial challenges posed by media consumption, including the spread of misinformation and heightened polarization, as evidenced by studies from Stanford and Pew Research. We also address the mental health impacts of media overload, supported by research from the American Psychological Association, and privacy concerns highlighted in a study from SpringerLink. Dr. Dagnes offers practical advice on managing media consumption to balance its benefits and drawbacks, emphasizing the importance of critical evaluation and mindful engagement with media sources. This episode provides valuable insights and strategies for navigating the complex media landscape.
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Pew Research Center: Global views of social media and its impacts on society

Deloitte Digital Media Trends: Digital Media Trends 2024

Stanford Graduate School of Business: Social Media and News Consumption

American Psychological Association: Managing media overload

SpringerLink: Digital Technology and Changes in Media Consumption
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1. #205: Echo Chambers and Media Consumption, Dr. Alison Dagnes (00:00:00)

2. [Ad] The Battles We Pick - A podcast about advocacy and organizing (00:11:33)

3. (Cont.) #205: Echo Chambers and Media Consumption, Dr. Alison Dagnes (00:11:54)

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I sit down with Dr. Alison Dagnes, a political science professor at Shippensburg University and author of insightful books on political media. Dr. Dagnes shares her unique experiences, starting with her time as a producer for C-SPAN, and delves into the evolution of political media into today's charged and polarized spectacle. We explore the significant benefits of media consumption, such as increased public access to information and enhanced civic engagement, highlighting findings from Pew Research Center and Deloitte Digital Media Trends.

However, the discussion also covers the substantial challenges posed by media consumption, including the spread of misinformation and heightened polarization, as evidenced by studies from Stanford and Pew Research. We also address the mental health impacts of media overload, supported by research from the American Psychological Association, and privacy concerns highlighted in a study from SpringerLink. Dr. Dagnes offers practical advice on managing media consumption to balance its benefits and drawbacks, emphasizing the importance of critical evaluation and mindful engagement with media sources. This episode provides valuable insights and strategies for navigating the complex media landscape.
Links:
Pew Research Center: Global views of social media and its impacts on society

Deloitte Digital Media Trends: Digital Media Trends 2024

Stanford Graduate School of Business: Social Media and News Consumption

American Psychological Association: Managing media overload

SpringerLink: Digital Technology and Changes in Media Consumption
Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched!
Start for FREE
Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.
Support the Show.

Visit my NEW Website! https://www.christopherbalkaran.com
Check out my Instagram/Tik Tok for daily posts:
Instagram @openmindspod
Tiktok @openmindspodcast

  continue reading

Chapters

1. #205: Echo Chambers and Media Consumption, Dr. Alison Dagnes (00:00:00)

2. [Ad] The Battles We Pick - A podcast about advocacy and organizing (00:11:33)

3. (Cont.) #205: Echo Chambers and Media Consumption, Dr. Alison Dagnes (00:11:54)

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