sample of publications

• articles 

  • Breaching BBC impartiality rules: Journalism identity, institutional networks and social media.  Journalism.  2024
  • Populist Radical-Right Attitudes, Political Involvement and Selective Information Consumption: Who Tunes Out and Who Prefers Attitude-Consonant Information.  Mass Communication and Society.  1-29. 2024
  • Social media posts as source for political news coverage inside and outside election campaigns: Examining effects on deliberative news media quality.  Journalism.  1-19. 2024
  • The company you keep: Social network characteristics and political participation disparity among adolescents and young adults.  NEW MEDIA & SOCIETY.  26:782-804. 2024
  • News, threats, and trust: How COVID-19 News shaped political trust, and how threat perceptions conditioned this relationship.  International Journal of Press-Politics.  28:952-974. 2023
  • The interplay between explicit and implicit Right¿Wing Populism in Germany and Switzerland.  POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY.  44:1235-1258. 2023
  • Do (Not!) track me: Relationship between willingness to participate and sample composition in online information behavior tracking research.  SOCIAL SCIENCE COMPUTER REVIEW.  41:2274-2292. 2023
  • Media trust and the COVID-19 pandemic: An analysis of short-term trust changes, their ideological drivers and consequences in Switzerland.  COMMUNICATION RESEARCH.  2022
  • Engagement with social media posts in experimental and naturalistic settings: how do message incongruence and incivility influence commenting?.  International Journal of Communication.  16:5086-5109. 2022
  • Engaging with vilifying stereotypes: The role of YouTube algorithmic use in perpetuating misinformation about Muslim Congresswomen.  JOURNALISM & MASS COMMUNICATION QUARTERLY.  2022
  • Incidental news exposure on social media and political participation gaps: Unraveling the role of education and social networks.  TELEMATICS AND INFORMATICS.  68:101764. 2022
  • To track or not to track: examining perceptions of online tracking for information behavior research.  Internet Research.  32:260-279. 2021
  • Mainstream protest reporting in the Contemporary Media Environment: Exploring (In) stability and adherence to Protest Paradigm from 1998 to 2017.  JOURNALISM & MASS COMMUNICATION QUARTERLY.  98:692-724. 2021
  • "Go, vote, and tweet it": Interactivity in online protest-related discussions about the 2014 Catalan Referendum for Independence.  International Journal of Communication.  15:3864-3886. 2021
  • One size fits all: Context collapse, self-presentation strategies and language styles on Facebook.  Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication.  23:127-145. 2018
  • The complementary importance of static structure and temporal dynamics in teamwork communication.  HUMAN COMMUNICATION RESEARCH.  44:427-448. 2018
  • Understanding fandom in the multilingual Internet: A study of "El clásico" fans' commenting behavior on Youtube.  International Journal of Sport Communication.  10:17-33. 2017

• book chapters 

  • A License to Disrupt? Artistic Activism in Environmental Public Dissent and Protest. In: Disruptive Environmental Communication.  SPRINGER. 57-74. 2022
  • Personality traits and fans' motives for attention to fictional narratives. In: Multidisciplinary perspectives on Media Fandom.  IGI GLOBAL. 20-36. 2020