“Our data suggest that Google’s search algorithm is not biased along political lines, but instead emphasizes authoritative sources,” said Prof. Jeff Hancock.
Author: jjwalker
New Joint JD/PhD Program in Communication
An ever-growing number of issues in media and law require deep expertise in both areas. For that reason, the Stanford Law School and the Department of Communication have joined together to create a program in which students can earn both a JD fromt the Law School and a Ph.D. in Communication.
Shanto Iyengar and Norman Ornstein on US Politics
Is American politics dysfunctional or does it just look that way? What happens when aggressive hyper-partisanship collides with a political system that can only work co-operatively? Simon Jackman moderates this Sydney Opera House event.
Katherine Roehrick
Roehrick uses computational and linguistic analyses to study human-computer interaction and digital media. She is a Stanford Graduate Fellow.
50th Carlos Kelly McClatchy Symposium
125 Years of Journalism at Stanford
May 13, 2016
What’s the Voters’ Problem? That’s a Lot Harder to Determine than You Might Suspect
James Fishkin believes that we can make democracy function if we just get the facts into voters’ hands.
