A list of recent press coverage of our research and press appearances by members of the Social Media Lab

Press & Media Archives
Canadian
- Toronto Star (online) “Conservative or NDP? Dual Facebook election pages in Vaughan share an unusual connection” by Alex Boyd & Ryan Tumilty (April 24, 2025 – Quotes Philip Mai, co-director of the Social Media Lab, Ted Rogers School of Management)
- The Conversation Canada (online) “Two-thirds of Canadians have experimented with generative AI, but most don’t understand its impacts” article by Anatoliy Gruzd, Philip Mai, and Anthony Clements Haines (April 23, 2025)
- 95.7 News Radio Halifax (radio) “Election-related deepfakes and disinformation” by Todd Venoitte (April 22, 2025 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd, co-director of the Social Media Lab at the Ted Rogers School of Management)
- 880 CHED – Shaye Ganam Show (radio) (April 17, 2025 – Interview with Anthony Clements Haines, Research Associate at the Social Media Lab at Ted Rogers School of Management)
- CTV (online) “Disinformation overload on the federal election campaign: expert” by Jesse Thomas (April 15, 2025 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd, co-director of the Social Media Lab at the Ted Rogers School of Management)
- CBC (online) “This AI-generated action figure trend is all over social media. But is it just harmless fun?” by Natalie Stechyson (April 15, 2025 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd + Cites The State of Generative AI Use in Canada 2025 Report)
- Associated Foreign Press (online) “Conspiracy theories dog Canada’s PM before election” by AFP (April 9, 2025 – Quotes Anatoliy Gruzd, co-director of the Social Media Lab at the Ted Rogers School of Management)
- 880 CHED – The Courtney Theriault Show (podcast) “Conservatives and Liberals are targeting different generations and geographies online” (April 7, 2025 – Interview with William Hollingshead, Postdoctoral research fellow, Social Media Lab at the Ted Rogers School of Management)
- Toronto Star (online) “Another TikTok ban in the U.S. is looming this weekend. Here’s what it means for Canada” by Mark Colley (April 3, 2025 – Cites the Social Media Lab’s State of Social Media in Canada 2022 Report)
- Noovo Info (online) “L’influence des groupes Facebook sur la campagne électorale fédérale canadienne” by Lila Mouch (April 2, 2025 – Cites the Social Media Lab’s State of Social Media in Canada 2025 Report)
- Toronto Star (online) “‘Canada as the 51st state’ seemed like Donald Trump’s idea of joke. Here’s how it stopped being funny” by Alex Boyd (March 22, 2025 – Quotes Philip Mai, co-director of the Social Media Lab at the Ted Rogers School of Management)
- Toronto Star (online) “Opinion | I grew up on Twitter. But with a new Trump era on the horizon, I’ve turned to Bluesky. Here’s what I found there” by Richie Assaly (March 10, 2025 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- The Nation (online) “Virus disinformation drives anti China sentiment, lockdown fears” by News Wire (February 12, 2025 – Quotes Philip Mai, co-director of the Social Media Lab at the Ted Rogers School of Management)
- South China Morning Post (online) “Viral HMPV clickbait stokes anti-China rhetoric, from India to the Philippines” by Agence France-Presse (February 11, 2025 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- Australia Broadcasting Corporation (online) “Trump’s TikTok reprieve is temporary. Change is coming, one way or another” by Ange Lavoipierre (January 20, 2025 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- Toronto Star (online) “TikTok appears to be back in the U.S. after a brief ban. Here’s what Canadian users need to know” by Andy Takagi (January 19, 2025 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- CBC Newsroom (TV) “What will TikTok ‘going dark’ mean for its millions of users around the world?” by Marianne Dimain (January 18, 2025 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- Weekly Voice (online) “TikTok Ban in the U.S.: What It Means for Canadian Users and the Future of Data Security” by Voice (January 16, 2025 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- CBC – CBLA-FM (radio) “TikTok and Red Note” (January 16, 2025 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- CBC Metro Morning (radio) “TikTok Ban” by David Common (January 16, 2025 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- Toronto Star (online) “The U.S. TikTok ban could hit in a matter of days. Here’s what Canadian users need to know” by Andy Takagi (January 14, 2025 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- Borders & Belonging (podcast) “False narratives with real consequences: The impact of social media disinformation on migration policy” by Maggie Perzyna (January 14, 2025 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Toronto Star (online) “After AI photo of Hollywood sign in flames circulates, experts say be wary of fakes” by Nathan Bawaan (January 10, 2025 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Globe and Mail (online) “What’s happening with TikTok in the U.S.?” by Samantha Edwards (January 9, 2025 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- CBC (online) “Meta is ending fact-checking in the U.S. Could that affect the vote in Canada?” by Elizabeth Thompson (January 9, 2025 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- The Narwhal (online) “Climate misinformation is exploding — and Canadian politicians are spreading it” by Michelle Cyca (January 2, 2025 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
Canadian
- Globe and Mail (online) “Trump’s win was fuelled by climate misinformation. Will Canada be next?” by Jessica Scott-Reid (December 23, 2024 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CBC (online) “Drone? UFO? Or symptom of bungled messaging from the government?” by Geoff Nixon (December 20, 2024 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- Toronto Star (online) “Opinion | I grew up on Twitter. But with a new Trump era on the horizon, I’ve turned to Bluesky. Here’s what I found there” by Richie Assaly (December 1, 2024 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- CBC (online) “Canadian MPs among social media users pivoting from X to Bluesky in the wake of U.S. vote” by Elizabeth Thompson (November 25, 2024 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- Toronto Star (online) “Ottawa’s TikTok order sends mixed messages to users, experts say” by By Tara Deschamps The Canadian Press (November 7, 2024 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- Toronto Star (online) “U.S. Election: House majority hangs in the balance; Kamala Harris makes concession speech” by Andy Takagi, Nathan Bawaan, Alex Boyd and Marco Chown Oved (November 6, 2024 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- Toronto Star (online) “How Canadians can watch the U.S. election, with or without cable” by Alex Nino Gheciu (November 4, 2024 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- Globe and Mail (online newsletter) “Will Canada follow the U.S. and ban TikTok? Users say that would shut the door on conversation” by Ann Hui (October 30, 2024 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- CBC (online) “Instagram’s new teen accounts add protections. Experts say it’s not enough” by Jessica Wong (September 18, 2024 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- CBC (online) “Recent bot campaign backing Poilievre shows AI easily accessible for political messaging: report” by Darren Major (Aug 27, 2024 – Referenced Social Media Lab blog post)
- CBC (online) “Bot campaign backing Pierre Poilievre looks the work of an amateur, experts say” by David Thurton (Aug 16, 2024 – Referenced Social Media Lab blog post)
- CBC (online) “Social media is introducing Kamala Harris to young voters. But will it get her votes?” by Geoff Nixon (July 23, 2024 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- CTV News (online) “From AI running wild to collapsing ecosystems, government report outlines future disruptions” by Daniel Otis (May 21, 2024 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- Globe and Mail (online newsletter) “Lately: TikTok bans, crypto scams and layoffs on Zoom” by Samantha Edwards (April 26, 2024 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- Toronto Star (online) “The U.S. TikTok ban is now law and a nine-month countdown has started. Is Canada next?” by Andy Takagi (April 24, 2024 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- Globe and Mail (online) “What experts think the government should do when it comes to kids and social media” by Caroline Alphonso (April 5, 2024 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- Globe and Mail (podcast) “School boards take on social media giants” by Menaka Raman-Wilms (April 4, 2024 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- CBC (online) “Facebook brought back what some say is its most annoying feature: poking” by Natalie Stechyson (March 27, 2024 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- Toronto Star (online) “Does the proposed U.S. ban on TikTok mean Canada’s not far behind?” by Andy Takagi (March 19, 2024 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- Radio-Canada (online) “As the U.S. moves closer to a TikTok ban, influencers in Canada worry” (March 19, 2024 – cites State of Social Media Report from the Social Media Lab)
- Zoomer Radio Fight Back (radio) “The U.S. move to potentially ban Tik Tok” by Libby Znaimer (March 18, 2024 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- CBC The Sunday Magazine (radio) “What the tick tock of online regulation says about our digital discourse” by Piya Chattopadhyay (March 17, 2024 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- Global News (online) “What a TikTok ban could mean for Canadians — and could it happen here?” by Sean Previl (March 15, 2024 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- CBC Here and Now Toronto with Gill Deacon (radio) “The U.S proposed legislation targeting TikTok” by Gill Deacon (March 11, 2024 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- CBC (online) “Trump claims concern over possible TikTok ban, years after he tried to ban it himself” by Geoff Nixon (March 8, 2024 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- CBC Radio Syndication (radio) “Should political leaders be on TikTok?” by Manjula Selvarajah (February 28, 2024 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- Toronto Star (online) “Can you tell the difference between AI-generated images and real people? Take our quiz” by Kevin Jiang (February 16, 2024 – Interview with Philip Mai)
International
- Barron’s (online) “Election fraud claims go silent after Trump win” by Joshua Melvin and Anuj Chopra (November 11, 2024 Interview with Philip Mai)
- Crikey (online) (Australia) “Labor highlights tax cuts in Dunkley campaign, while Liberals go after Albo” by Anton Nilsson (February 20, 2024 – References PoliDashboard)
- Crikey (online) (Australia) “Right-wing group Advance begins Dunkley by-election attacks with fake news Facebook page” by Cam Wilson (February 12, 2024 – References PoliDashboard)
Canadian
- Financial Post (online) “Compel social media apps to toughen their privacy, trust practices, Parliament told” (November 28, 2023 – covered Parliamentary hearing featuring Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Global News AM980 (radio) “Anti-social behaviour online” (November 9, 2023 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CBC Radio One (radio) “The Future of Google Search” (October 4, 2023 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- BNN Bloomberg (TV) “Twitter’s new ‘X’ logo to come with possible trademark issues” (July 24, 2023 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- Toronto Life (online) “Editor’s Letter: Inside the it-boy empire of Josh Richards” by Malcolm Johnston (July 20, 2023 – Cites State of Social Media Lab report from the Social Media Lab)
- Toronto Star (online) “Facing TikTok ban, CEO testifies at U.S. House committee, and gets a rough ride” by Irem Koca (July 19, 2023 – Cites State of Social Media report from the Social Media Lab)
- Toronto Star (online) “The metaverse was supposed to be the future of the internet. Is that dream now dead?” (May 15, 2023 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- Globe and Mail (online), “Elon Musk treating journalistic independence like ‘a game,’ CBC says about Twitter” by Temur Durrani (April 19, 2023 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- Ottawa Citizen (online) “As mainstream journalists retreat from covering Russia, digital propaganda fills the void” (April 5, 2023 – Cites Social Media Lab)
- The Brock Press (online) “TikTok banned on Canadian government-issued devices” (March 6, 2023 – Cites State of Social Media report from the Social Media Lab)
- AM980 (CFPL) (radio) TiKTok Ban and Canada’s data privacy (March 3, 2023 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- Todayville (online) “Canada banning video app TikTok on government-issued mobile devices“ (March 1, 2023 – Cites State of Social Media report from the Social Media Lab)
- Global News (online) “Singh will pause TikTok use as Canada’s ban for government devices kicks in” (February 28, 2023 – Cites State of Social Media report from the Social Media Lab)
- BBC (online) “Canada bans TikTok on government devices” (February 28, 2023 – Cites State of Social Media report from the Social Media Lab)
- Global News (online) “Why you should care about what TikTok and other platforms do with your data” (February 28, 2023 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CityNews Ottawa (online) “Canada banning video app TikTok on government-issued mobile devices” by Nojoud Al Mallees (February 27, 2023 – Cites State of Social Media Report from Social Media Lab)
- Toronto Star (online) “Canada banning video app TikTok on government-issued mobile devices” by Nojoud Al Mallees (February 27, 2023 – Cites State of Social Media Report from Social Media Lab)
- CBC (online) “Is TikTok bad? Here’s why many Western countries are taking a closer look” (February 26, 2023 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- News.24 (online) (French) “Is TikTok bad? Here’s why many Western countries are taking a closer look” (February 26, 2023 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Global News (online) “TikTok is facing a joint investigation from Canadian privacy watchdogs” by Rachel Gilmore (February 23, 2023 – cites public report from the Social Media Lab)
- 900 CHML (radio) The Bill Kelly Show – Join host Bill Kelly live to chat about social media platforms raising costs for verification with Anatoliy Gruzd (February 23, 2023)
- Coast Mountain News (online) “The staggering socioeconomic costs of COVID anti-vaxxer behaviour” (February 16, 2023 – cites Philip Mai and Anatoliy Gruzd)
- The Conversation (online) “Twitter’s new data fees leave scientists scrambling for funding – or cutting research” by Jon Patrick-Allem (includes Social Media Lab’s Twitter)
- Yahoo News (online), “5 expert tips to protect yourself from online misinformation” by Jaigris Hodson and Andrea Galizia (February 1, 2023 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- The Conversation (online) “5 expert tips to protect yourself from online misinformation” by Jaigris Hodson and Andrea Galizia (February 1, 2023 – Interview with Phlip Mai)
- CBC (online), “‘Deny, deflect, distract’: How Russia spreads disinformation about the war in Ukraine” by Alexandra Zabjek (January 22, 2023 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CBC RADIO “Fighting the disinformation war” (January 22, 2023 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Cision (online), “Canadian Heritage funds projects to strengthen Canadians’ resilience against harmful online disinformation” (January 11, 2023 – Cites the Social Media Lab as funding recipient)
International
- The Verge (online) (US) “The Lurker: an obsessive tormentor who made professors’ lives miserable” (October 25, 2023 – Interview with Victoria O’Mera)
- South First (online) (India) “WHO’s two-day Traditional Medicine Global Summit sparks controversy and scepticism” (August 18, 2023 – Includes Philip Mai’s Twitter)
- Crikey (online) (Australia) “Meet the crypto entrepreneur bankrolling his own campaign against the Voice to Parliament” by Cam Wilson (June 23, 2023 – References PoliDashboard)
- Forbes (online) (US) “Research Gives 3 Real Reasons Why Some Young Adults Become Cyberbullies” (June 14, 2023 – Interview with Felipe Soares)
- Phys.org (online) (UK) “Young people engaging in anti-social behavior online seek social approval, study finds” (May 24, 2023 – Interview with Felipe Soares)
- Crikey (online) (Australia) “Anti-Voice ‘news’ Facebook page is run by the No camp, but you wouldn’t know it” by Cam Wilson (May 22, 2023 – References PoliDashboard)
- Vice (online) (US) “Twitter Disables Autocomplete After It Recommends Animal Torture and Mass Shooting Videos” (May 11, 2023 – Includes Philip Mai’s Twitter)
- MobileSyrup (online) (US) “Twitter turns off autocomplete after disturbing results start surfacing” by John Kanellakos (May 11, 2023 – Includes Philip Mai’s Twitter)
- Politico (online) (US) “Digital Bridge: TTC planning — Twitter’s costly data — US-EU antitrust bosses” (March 30, 2023 – interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- FastCompany (online) (US) “Twitter’s decision to remove free API access could scare off developers for good” by Clint Rainey (February 23, 2023 – includes Social Media Lab’s Twitter)
- Silicon Republic (online) (US) “Twitter’s API fees will hinder valuable research” by Jon Patrick-Allem (February 10, 2023 – includes Social Media Lab Twitter)
- Insider Intelligence (online) (US) “Canada Social Media Outlook 2023” by Paul Briggs (January 25, 2023 – Cites public report from the Social Media Lab)
- MTV Uutiset (online) (Finnish) “Do you distinguish parody from reality? Humor mixes with hoaxes and satire with misinformation in different parts of the world” (January 15, 2023 – Interview with Philip Mai)
Canadian
- National Post (online), “Canada ignores TikTok alarm bells as U.S. considers ban over China spying fears” by Tom Blackwell (December 22, 2022 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd and cited State of Social Media report from the Social Media Lab)
- National Post (online), “‘Digital fentanyl’: Canada closely monitoring U.S. bill to ban Chinese-owned TikTok” by Anja Karadeglija (December 15, 2022 – Cited a public report from the Social Media Lab)
- Saltwire (online), “Canada ‘closely monitoring U.S. bill to ban TikTok, government says” by Anja Karadeglija (December 15, 2022 – Cites State of Social Media report from Social Media Lab)
- Globe and Mail (online), “Decentralized social media changes experience for users and advertisers” by Hannah Macready (December 6, 2022 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- 770 CHQR (Global Radio Calgary), “Update on Elon takeover over twitter” with host Shaye Ganam (November 29, 2022 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- 770 CHQR (Global Radio Calgary), “What’s happening at Twitter and Twitter alternatives such as Mastodon & Koo app” with host Shaye Ganam (November 21, 2022 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- Ontario Today (CBC Radio One Toronto), “What’s lost if Twitter dies?” with host Amanda Pfeffer (November 16, 2022 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- CBC RADIO (online), “Columnists from CBC Radio” by Manjula Selvarajah (Nov. 15, 2022 – Interview w/ Philip Mai))
- CTV News (online), “CTV Your Morning What you need to know about Mastodon” by (Nov. 15, 2022 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- Toronto Star (online), “@Twitter: I’ll miss you, if you die” by Matt Gurney (Nov. 12, 2022 – Cited a Public Report From the Social Media Lab)
- BradfordToday.ca (online) “Beyond Local: Social Media use has declined with one exception” (October 1, 2022 an op-ed written by Philip Mai and Anatoliy Gruzd)
- The Conversation (online), “As pandemic measures are lifted, social media use has declined with the exception of TikTok” by Anatoliy Gruzd and Philip Mai (September 25, 2022)
- Rabble (online), “Government censorship rebrands with ‘disinformation’ campaign” by Yves Engler (July 22, 2022 – Social Media Lab)
- The Conversation (online), “Russian propaganda is making inroads with right-wing Canadians” by Philip Mai, Alyssa Saiphoo, Anatoliy Gruzd, Felipe Bonow Soares (July 17, 2022)
- The Canadian Press (online), “Russian propaganda is making inroads with right-wing Canadians” by Anatoliy Gruzd, Philip Mai, Felipe Bonow Soares, Alyssa Saiphoo (July 17, 2022 – Lab’s report)
- The Canadian Press (online), “Glut of social media posts, political divisiveness a challenge for content moderators”, by Tara Deschamps (May 22, 2022 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- The Conversation (online), “Facebook, YouTube, games & Grindr: what we know about online ads in the federal election”, by Daniel Angus, Axel Bruns, Ehsan Dehghan (May 3, 2022 – Referenced the Social Media Lab and our Polidashboard)
- The Canadian Press (online) “Twitter needs to be thoughtful in its approach to a potential edit feature: Experts”, by Adena Ali (Apr. 27, 2022 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- Global News (Online), “Is Twitter Elon Musk’s business or ‘pet project’? How the platform could change” by Craig Lord (April 26, 2022 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- AM980 (CFPL) (Radio), Mar 17, 2022 – Interview with Prof Anatoliy Gruzd, on misinformation and Ukraine war
- Globe and Mail (Online), “Big tech’s response to Russia likely to set precedent, experts say” (Mar 2, 2022 – Interview w/ Philip Mai and Anatoliy Gruzd)
- University Affairs (Online), “1 in 4 youth ‘may ignore science,’ leading to calls for improved communications” (Feb 4, 2022 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
International
- France24 (online), “It’s no joke: Across globe, satire morphs into misinformation” (December 15, 2022 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- BFM: The Business Radio Station (Online), “Pressing Matters: The Social Media Battlefront Of The Ukraine War” (Mar 27, 2022 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Sunday Mail (Online), “NEW: Companies are increasingly turning to social media to screen potential employees” (Mar 22, 2022 – By Anatoliy Gruzd, Elizabeth Dubois and Jenna Jacobson)
Canadian
- Toronto Star (Online), “What’s Facebook’s metaverse? Mark Zuckerberg says he’s crafting the future of the internet. Here’s why your data’s at risk” (Nov 3, 2021 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Mornings with Simi: Global News (Omny.fm Vancouver), “The Social Media shutdown that had people stranded” (Oct 5, 2021 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- The Hill Times (Online), “Fear, negativity dominated elxn#44 ads, saystrategists” By PETER MAZEREEUW (Sept. 20, 2021 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd))
- Vancouver Sun (Online), “Election 2021: The tweets of #elxn44”, By Nathan Griffiths (Sept. 17, 2021 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Canada.com (Online), “Election 2021: The tweets of #elxn44”, By Nathan Griffiths (Sept. 17, 2021 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- The Conversation (Online), “Canada’s marijuana legalization provides lessons to the world on selling cannabis”, By Joseph Aversa, Jenna Jacobson and Tony Hernandez (Sept. 7, 2021)
- CTV News (Online), “Spending on Facebook ads skyrockets amid election, as Liberals outspend all other parties combined”, By Nicole Bogart (Sept. 3, 2021 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- National Post (Online), “This federal election, the Liberals are outspending all the other parties combined when buying ads on Facebook”, (Sept. 2, 2021 – By Anatoliy Gruzd and Philip Mai)
- The Conversation (Online), “This federal election, the Liberals are outspending all the other parties combined when buying ads on Facebook”, By Philip Mai and Anatoliy Gruzd (Sept. 1, 2021)
- CBCRadio (Online), “Biden sticking to Aug. 31 deadline for troop withdrawal but asks for contingency plan”, (Aug. 24, 2021 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- St Catharines Standard (Online), “Pandemic changes spark rage and debate on social media”, By Marin Scottens (July 29, 2021 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Orillia Matters (Online), “Politicians need to change their social media platforms to attract young voters, research says”, By Nida Zafar (June 30, 2021 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd and Philip Mai)
- Collingwood Today (Online), “Politicians need to change their social media platforms to attract young voters, research says”, By Nida Zafar (June 28, 2021 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd and Philip Mai)
- Barrie Today (Online), “Politicians need to change their social media platforms to attract young voters, research says”, By Nida Zafar (June 26, 2021 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd and Philip Mai)
- Montreal Gazette (Online), “Truth, lies and the disinformation problem that won’t go away”, By Matthew Lapierre (June 18, 2021 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Montreal Gazette (Online), “The infodemic in Quebec: Road map of a hospital hoax gone viral”, By Matthew Lapierre (June 15, 2021 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Durham Region (Online), “What’s really behind Ontario’s anti-lockdown groups that stand up for small businesses: Groups target those who fear, mistrust, experts say”, By Veronica Appia (May 7, 2021 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Brampton Guardian (Online), “What’s really behind Ontario’s anti-lockdown groups that stand up for small businesses: Groups target those who fear, mistrust, experts say”, By Veronica Appia (May 7, 2021 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Toronto.com (Online), “What’s really behind Ontario’s anti-lockdown groups that stand up for small businesses: Groups target those who fear, mistrust, experts say”, By Veronica Appia (May 7, 2021 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- St Catharines Standard (Online), “The ‘privacy paradox’ in social media use”, By Ken Grafton (May 6, 2021 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Welland Tribune (Online), “The ‘privacy paradox’ in social media use”, By Ken Grafton (May 6, 2021 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- The Hill Times (Online), “Experts question role of data commissioner as feds finally earmark funds”, By Aiden Chamandy (May 5, 2021 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- The Hamilton Spectator (Online), “The ‘privacy paradox’ in social media use”, By Ken Grafton (May 5, 2021 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- The Hamilton Spectator (Online), “Toxicity analysis in the social media landscape”, By Ken Grafton (Apr. 25, 2021- Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Toronto Star (Online), “‘This is insane’: Facebook blocked this family from raising money for a wheelchair van”, by Kieran Leavitt (Apr. 1, 2021 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Toronto Star (Online), “Who is spreading COVID-19 hoaxes online? Study reveals which age group is most likely to share pandemic misinformation”, by Olivia Bowden (Mar. 31, 2021 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- The Hill Times (Online), “Government efforts to fight COVID-19 misinformation get mixed reviews as ‘infodemic’ persists” by alice Chen (Mar. 24, 2021 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Media in Canada (Online), “TikTok focuses on traditional media in first North American campaign” By Christopher Lombardo (Mar. 15, 2021 – Cited Lab’s Research)
- CBCListen (Online), “Joining Clubhouse and what splintering social networks could mean to you” by Paul Haavardsrud (Mar. 14, 2021 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CBC The National (CBC News Network), “News Media and Digital Platforms Mandatory Bargaining Code” by Thomas Daigle (Feb. 18, 2021 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- Halifax Examiner (Online), “Rose Fortune: a treasure in Nova Scotia’s Black history”, by SUZANNE RENT (Feb. 4, 2021 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- CBC News (Online), “Moovit transit app blasted after racist slur used to identify historic N.S. Black community”, by David Burke (Feb. 3, 2021 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- The Hill Times (Online), “Most online users report seeing false, misleading COVID-19 information, but few verify accuracy: report”, by Palak Mangat (Feb. 2, 2021 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- St CatharinesStandard (Online), “New study shows social media is dumbing-down news consumers”, by Ken Grafton(Jan. 26, 2021 – Cited Lab’s Research)
- The Hamilton Spectator (Online), “New study shows social media is dumbing-down news consumers” by Ken Grafton (Jan. 25, 2021 – Cited Lab’s Research)
- Global News (Online), “WhatsApp’s new privacy policy sparks outcry. Here’s what you need to know”, by Rachael D’Amore (Jan. 12, 2021 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- The Conversation (Online), “Twitter permanently suspends Trump after U.S. Capitol siege, citing risk of further violence” (Jan. 8, 2021 – Op-ed by Philip Mai)
International
- Bloomberg (Online), “Misinformation Is Bigger Than Facebook, But Let’s Start There”, By Daniel Zuidijk (Aug. 30, 2021 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- The Sun (Online), “WHATSAPP U-TURN Desperate WhatsApp delays ‘privacy update’ by three months after furious users abandon the Facebook chat app”, by Harry Pettit (Jan. 18, 2021 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- The Sun (Online), “Desperate WhatsApp scrambles to keep users by promise Facebook won’t read your texts as thousands quit app”, by Harry Pettit (Jan. 13, 2021 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Channel News Asia (Online), “Commentary: Handmaidens to US Capitol chaos, social media giants face a turning point”, (Jan. 12, 2021 – Op-ed by Philip Mai)
- Observador (Online), “The tweet that is a case study. How an anonymous sentence gave gas to deniers” by Vítor Rodrigues Oliveira (Jan. 10, 2021 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- El Confidencial (Online), “The War of the Worlds version 2020: the tweet that made you believe that the covid did not exist” by Héctor G. Barnés(Jan. 9, 2021 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Milwaukee Independent (Online), “A RISK OF INCITING VIOLENCE: TWITTER SILENCES TRUMP by A PERMANENT SUSPENSION” (Jan. 9, 2021 – Op-ed by Philip Mai)
- MenaFn (Online), “Twitter, Facebook have acted as handmaidens to Trump’s chaos that led to U.S. Capitol siege”, (Jan. 8, 2021 – Op-ed by Philip Mai)
Canadian
- Windsor Star (online), “Vaccine hesitancy and COVID-19: How many will stay on the fence?”, by Joanne Laucius (Dec. 20, 2020 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- The London Free Press (Online), “Poll: Where most Canadians stand on the COVID-19 vaccine”, by Post Media (Dec. 20, 2020 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- The Eyeopener (Online), “JUST FOR LIKES: HOW YOUNG COMEDIANS ARE LAUNCHING THEIR CAREERS ON SOCIAL MEDIA” by Serena lopex (Nov. 7, 2020 – Cited Lab’s Research)
- BNN Bloomberg (Online), “Social media giants ‘shown up once again’ in effort to combat election misinformation” by Adena Ali (Nov. 2, 2020 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- Vancouver Bureau (Online), “Are Facebook and Twitter ready for America’s Trump vs. Biden election day? Are we?” by Douglas Quan (Oct. 30, 2020 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Comox Valley Record (online), “IT’S YOUR BUSINESS: Get social media working for you” (Oct. 21, 2020 – Cited Lab’s Research)
- Cowichan Valley Citizen (Online), “Facebook says its election integrity strategy is in effect in B.C.” by Amy Smart (Oct. 16, 2020- Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- Aldergrove Star (Online), “Facebook says its election integrity strategy is in effect in B.C.” by Amy Smart (Oct. 16, 2020- Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- The Globe and Mail (Online), “Facebook says its election integrity strategy is in effect in B.C.” by Amy Smart (Oct. 15, 2020- Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- CBC Radio 1, “U.S. congressional effort to reign in big tech” by Thomas Daigle (October. 8th, 2020 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- Global News (Online), “Misinformation is spreading as fast as coronavirus. It will ‘take a village’ to fight it” by Rachael D’Amore (Oct 1, 2020 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Toronto Sun (Online), “Facebook aims to ‘limit misinformation’ by adding labels to COVID posts” by Jenny Yuen (Sep. 23, 2020 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Global News 640 Toronto (Radio), “U.S. bans WeChat, TikTok, citing national security reasons” by Thomson Reuters (Sep. 18, 2020- Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- The Conversation (Online), “Les entreprises se tournent de plus en plus vers les médias sociaux pour filtrer les candidats” (Sept. 18, 2020 – Op-ed by Anatoliy Gruzd, Jenna Jacoson & Elizabeth Dubois)
- CBC News (Online), “Why TikTok is at a crossroad and where it could go” by Thomas Daigle (Sep. 16, 2020 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- CBC News (Online), “Get informed on the top stories of the day in one quick scan” (Sep. 16, 2020)
- CBC Radio 1 CAPE BRETON – Information Morning, “ The latest on #TikTok and the proposed deal with Oracle.” by Steve Sutherland (Sep. 15, 2020 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- CBC Radio 1 OTTAWA – Ottawa Morning, “ The latest on #TikTok and the proposed deal with Oracle.” by Robyn Bresnahan (Sep. 15, 2020 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- CBC Radio 1 WINDSOR – Windsor Morning, “ The latest on #TikTok and the proposed deal with Oracle.” by Tony Doucette (Sep. 15, 2020 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- CBC Radio 1 LONDON – London Morning, “ The latest on #TikTok and the proposed deal with Oracle.” by Rebecca Zandbergen (Sep. 15, 2020 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- CBC Radio 1 WINNIPEG – Information Radio, “ The latest on #TikTok and the proposed deal with Oracle.” by Marcy Markusa (Sep. 15, 2020 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- CBC Radio 1 KITCHENER-WATERLOO – The Morning Edition, “ The latest on #TikTok and the proposed deal with Oracle.” by Craig Norris (Sep. 15, 2020 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- CBC Radio 1 VANCOUVER – The Early Edition “ The latest on #TikTok and the proposed deal with Oracle.” by Stephen Quinn (Sep. 15, 2020 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- CBC Radio 1 VICTORIA – On The Island, “ The latest on #TikTok and the proposed deal with Oracle.” by Gregor Craigie (Sep. 15, 2020 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- CBC Radio 1 WHITEHORSE – Yukon Morning, “ The latest on #TikTok and the proposed deal with Oracle.” by Elyn Jones (Sep. 15, 2020 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- CBC Radio 1 SASKATOON – Saskatoon Morning, “ The latest on #TikTok and the proposed deal by Oracle.” by Jennifer Quesnel (Sep. 15, 2020 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- CBC Radio 1 Iqaluit- “ The latest on #TikTok and the proposed deal with Oracle.” by Loren McGinnis (Sep. 15, 2020 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- CBC Radio 1 EDMONTON – “ The latest on #TikTok and the proposed deal with Oracle.” by Mark Connolly (Sep. 15, 2020 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- CBC The National (CBC News Network), “Facebook’s new plans to help secure the integrity of the U.S. election” by Thomas Daigle (September 03, 2020 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- Orilla Matters (Online), “BEYOND LOCAL: Companies are increasingly turning to social media to screen potential employees” (Sep. 2, 2020- Op-ed by Anatoliy Gruzd, Jenna Jacoson & Elizabeth Dubois)
- Thorold News (Online), “BEYOND LOCAL: Is Canada due for an update of online privacy rules?” (Aug. 27, 2020 – Op-ed by Anatoliy Gruzd)
- The Conversation FR (Online), “Les règles canadiennes en matière de protection de la vie privée en ligne sont à revoir”, (Aug. 19, 2020 – Op-ed by Anatoliy Gruzd)
- The Conversation (Online), “Trump’s attempts to ban TikTok and other Chinese tech undermine global democracy”, (Aug. 11, 2020 – Op-ed by Philip Mai)
- Collingwood Today (Online), “BEYOND LOCAL: Coronavirus misinformation is spreading — what is Canada doing about it?” by Rachael D’Amore (Aug. 8, 2020)
- Sudbury.com (Online) “BEYOND LOCAL: Coronavirus misinformation is spreading — what is Canada doing about it?” by Rachael D’Amore (Aug. 8, 2020)
- CBC Radio 1 WINDSOR – Windsor Morning, “Will #TikTok be banned in the United States?” by Tony Doucette (Aug. 5, 2020 – Interview w Philip Mai)
- CBC Radio 1 SAINT JOHN – Information Morning, “Will #TikTok be banned in the United States?” by Julia Wright (Aug. 5, 2020 – Interview w Philip Mai)
- CBC Radio 1 ONTARIO – Ontario AM, “Will #TikTok be banned in the United States?” by Wei Chen (Aug. 5, 2020 – Interview w Philip Mai)
- CBC Radio 1 OTTAWA – Ottawa Morning, “Will #TikTok be banned in the United States?” by Robyn Bresnahan (Aug. 5, 2020 – Interview w Philip Mai)
- CBC Radio 1 WINNIPEG – Information Radio, “Will #TikTok be banned in the United States?” by Marcy Markusa (Aug. 5, 2020 – Interview w Philip Mai)
- CBC Radio 1 QUEBEC CITY – Quebec AM, “Will #TikTok be banned in the United States?” by Julia Caron (Aug. 5, 2020 – Interview w Philip Mai)
- CBC Radio 1 YELLOWKNIFE – The Trailbreaker, “Will #TikTok be banned in the United States?” by Loren McGinnis (Aug. 5, 2020 – Interview w Philip Mai)
- CBC Radio 1 VICTORIA – On The Island, “Will #TikTok be banned in the United States?” by Gregor Craigie (Aug. 5, 2020 – Interview w Philip Mai)
- CBC Radio 1 VANCOUVER – The Early Edition, “Will #TikTok be banned in the United States?” by Stephen Quinn (Aug. 5, 2020 – Interview w Philip Mai)
- CBC Radio 1 REGINA – The Morning Edition,“Will #TikTok be banned in the United States?” by Stefani Langenegger (Aug. 5, 2020 – Interview w Philip Mai)
- CBC Radio 1 WHITEHORSE – Yukon Morning, “Will #TikTok be banned in the United States?” by Christine Genier (Aug. 5, 2020 – Interview w Philip Mai)
- CBC Radio 1 CAPE BRETON (SYDNEY) – Information Morning “Will #TikTok be banned in the United States?” by Steve Sutherland (Aug. 5, 2020 – Interview w Philip Mai)
- Global News (Online), “Coronavirus misinformation is spreading — what is Canada doing about it?” by Rachael D’Amore (Aug. 4, 2020 – interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- University Affairs (Online), In the midst of the pandemic, academics are fighting a rising ‘infodemic’ by KERRY BANKS (Jul. 29, 2020 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CBC Kids News (Online), “Hype House TikTokers called out for being bad influencers” by CBC Kids News (Jul. 29, 2020 – Interview w/ Jenna Jacobson)
- The Conversation (Online), “Canada’s out-of-date online privacy rules aren’t protecting you” (July 26, 2020 – Op-ed by Anatoliy Gruzd)
- IT Business (Online), “Consumers have never been more suspicious, but it’s also a great time for marketers to experiment, experts say” by Baneet Braich (Jul. 22, 2020 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CBC The National (CBC News Network), “Hacking of high-profile Twitter accounts” by Erin Collins (July 15, 2020 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- The Conversation (Online), “Companies are increasingly turning to social media to screen potential employees”, (Jul. 8, 2020 – Op-ed by Anatoliy Gruzd, Jenna Jacoson & Elizabeth Dubois)
- The Walrus (Online), “Your Brain on COVID-19 Fear, denial, panic buying: why our minds are not designed to process threats like the coronavirus pandemic”, By Carolyn Abraham (June 18, 2020 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- GetConnected (Online), “Why Our Next Pandemic is an Infodemic” by Stephen Fung by Mike Agerbo and John Biehler (May 23, 2020 – Interview w/ Philip Mai and Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Toronto Star (Online), “COVID-19 ‘infodemic’ reaching Canadians through social media and apps, survey suggests” by Alex Boutilier (May 12, 2020 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- The Canadian Encyclopedia (online) “Computers and Canadian Society” by Susan Fisher and Susan Sim (May 8, 2020 – Cites 2017 Report from Social Media Lab)
- CBC (online), “1 in 10 Canadians believes a coronavirus conspiracy theory, survey suggests” by Andrea Bellemare and Kate Nicholson (April 24, 2020 – Interview with Philip Mai)
- The Conversation (online), “Conspiracy theorists are falsely claiming that the coronavirus pandemic is an elaborate hoax”,(Apr. 22, 2020 – by Philip Mai and Anatoliy Gruzd)
- The Georgia Straight (online) “Use these fact-checking tools to debunk COVID-19 hoaxes” (April 18, 2020 – cites Social Media Lab’s COVID dashboard)
- Victoria News (online), “Royal Roads receives federal funding to study misinformation surrounding COVID-19” by Victorian News Staff (Mar. 11, 2020 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
International
- Business Insider South Africa (Online), “US data scientists are enlisting influencers to fight dangerous Covid-19 conspiracy theories”, by Allana Akhtar (Dec. 22, 2020 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Business Insider, (Online), “How data scientists and influencers are joining forces to fight against dangerous COVID-19 conspiracy theories online”, by Allana Akhtar (Dec. 22, 2020 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Global Times (Online), “China launches global data security initiative, respects data sovereignty” by Wang Wenwen and Zhang Hui (Sep. 8, 2020 – Cites Philip Mai)
- Healio (Online), “COVID-19 ‘infodemic’ persists, could worsen” by Eamon N. Dreisbach (Aug. 16, 2020 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- The Street (Online), “Trump’s attempts to ban TikTok and other Chinese tech undermine global democracy” (Aug. 13, 2020 – Op-ed by Philip Mai)
- One Zero (Online) “Instagram’s Reaction Buttons Are a Scourge” by Angela Lashbrook (Aug. 13, 2020 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- The Next Web (Online), “Employers are lurking on your social media ahead of interviews — raising ethical concerns” (Aug. 12, 2020 – Op-ed by Anatoliy Gruzd, Jenna Jacoson & Elizabeth Dubois)
- Deutsche Welle (Online), “New insights in the battle against misinformation” by Julia Sittmann (Jul. 10, 2020 – Interview w/ Philip Mai and Anatoliy Gruzd)
- TechXplore (Online), “Companies are increasingly turning to social media to screen potential employees” (Jul. 09, 2020 – Op-ed by Anatoliy Gruzd, Jenna Jacoson & Elizabeth Dubois)
- The Telegram (Online; also in Halifax Today, The Guardian PEI, Journal Pioneer PEI, Halifax Chronicle Herald, Cape Brenton Post) Companies are increasingly turning to social media to screen potential employees (Jul. 09, 2020 – Op-ed by Anatoliy Gruzd, Jenna Jacoson & Elizabeth Dubois)
- MedScape (online), “COVID-19 ‘Infodemic’: Researchers Step Up to Stop the Spread”, by Michael Vlessides (Mar. 27, 2020 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
Canadian
- The National (CBC News Network), “Anger in China after whistleblower doctor dies” with Thomas Daigle (Feb. 07, 2020 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- The National (CBC News Network), “TikTok trouble: Why the app is causing concerns” with Tashauna Reid (Nov. 17, 2019 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- Le Devoir, “Peur des politiciennes” by Manon Cornellier (Nov. 13, 2019 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Radio Canada International (RCI), “Social media and the battle over political adverts” by Marc Montgomery (Nov. 4, 2019 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- CBC News, “Fears of election meddling on social media were overblown, say researchers” by Roberto Rocha (Nov. 3, 2019 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- CBC Radio 1 Toronto – Here and Now, “Twitter bans all political advertising” with Gill Deacon (Oct. 31, 2019 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- CBC Radio 1 Calgary – Homestretch, “Twitter bans all political advertising” with Doug Dirks (Oct. 31, 2019 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- CBC Radio 1 WINNIPEG – Up to Speed, “Twitter bans all political advertising” with host Ismaila Alfa (Oct. 31, 2019 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- CBC Radio 1 VICTORIA – All Points West, “Twitter bans all political advertising” with host Robyn Burns, (Oct. 31, 2019 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- CBC Radio 1 SASKATCHEWAN – Afternoon Edition, “Twitter bans all political advertising” with host Garth Materie, (Oct. 31, 2019 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- CBC Radio 1 KELOWNA — Radio West, “Twitter bans all political advertising” with host Sarah Penton, (Oct. 31, 2019 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- CBC Radio 1 EDMONTON — Radio Active, “Twitter bans all political advertising” with host Adrienne Pan, (Oct. 31, 2019 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CBC Radio 1 LONDON/WINDSOR -Afternoon Drive, “Twitter bans all political advertising” with host Chris dela Torre, (Oct. 31, 2019 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CBC Radio 1 HALIFAX -Mainstreet, “Twitter bans all political advertising” with host Jeff Douglas, (Oct. 31, 2019 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CBC Radio 1 SUDBURY/THUNDER BAY — Up North, “Twitter bans all political advertising” with host Wab Rice, (Oct. 31, 2019 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CBC Radio 1 YELLOWKNIFE – Trail’s End, “Twitter bans all political advertising” with host Lawrence Nayally, (Oct. 31, 2019 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CBC Radio 1 NEW BRUNSWICK — Shift, “Twitter bans all political advertising” with host Vanessa Vander Valk, (Oct. 31, 2019 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CBC Radio 1 VANCOUVER — On the Coast, “Twitter bans all political advertising” with host Gloria Macarenko, (Oct. 31, 2019 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Global National, “Security concerns over Chinese-owned apps like TikTok” with Jeff Semple (October 25, 2019 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- Le Devoir, “Baissez le ton!” by Manon Cornellier (Oct. 19, 2019 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Vancouver Sun, “How the parties target voters on Facebook” by Nathan Gifffiths (Oct.18, 2019 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Vancouver Sun, “The tweets of #elxn43: Tracking the negativity” by Nathan Gifffiths (Oct. 17, 2019 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Global National, “BOT activity during election campaign” with Jeff Semple (October 17, 2019 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- Global National, “Political ads micro targeting on Facebook” with Jeff Semple (October 7, 2019 – Interview w/ Philip Mai)
- The National (CBC News Network), “RCMP closely watching hateful online election chatter” with Ashley Burke (Oct. 6, 2019 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CBC News, “Fearing violence, the RCMP are closely watching hateful online election chatter” by Catharine Tunney, Ashley Burke (Oct. 6, 2019 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- ICI Radio-Canada, “Élections fédérales : la GRC a à l’œil les messages haineux en ligne” by Catharine Tunney, Ashley Burke (Oct. 6, 2019 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CBC News, “YouTube now recommends fewer conspiracies — and less Canadian political content” by Jeff Yates, Roberto Rocha, Andrea Bellemare (Oct. 4, 2019 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Halifax Today, “Beware of social media manipulation as election approaches say Dal panelists” by Michael Lightstone (Sep. 10, 2019 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Voice of America, “Social Media User Privacy at Forefront of Annual Conference” by Michelle Quinn (Jul. 19, 2019 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CBC News, “Double or nothing? Social media influencers’ value is open to debate” by Ramona Pringle (Jul 11, 2019 – Interview w/ Jenna Jacobson)
- DocWire, “Can Facebook Profiles Serve as an Indicator for Medical Conditions?” by Robert Dillard (Jun 19, 2019)
- CBC News, “Toronto should join other world cities in digital rights accord, councillors say” by Lauren Pelley (Jun. 16, 2019 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd).
- Toronto Star, “Facebook’s Study app wants to pay you for your data. But experts say the company still has trust issues” by Tony Wong (Jun. 13, 2019 – Interview w/ Philip Mai).
- Toronto Star, “Canada’s privacy watchdogs are taking Facebook to court” by Alex Boutilier (Apr.25, 2019 – Cited Research from SML)
- Canadian Biomass, “Editorial: Fishing for ‘Likes’” by Maria Church (Apr. 25, 2019 – Cited Research from SML)
- University Affairs, “The lure of learning analytics” by Navneet Alang (Apr. 23, 2019 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd).
- Global News, “Unvaccinated: A former vaccination skeptic warns of online misinformation” by Jeff Semple (Apr. 4, 2019 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd).
- TVO | The Agenda, “Social Media and the Problem of Hateful Content” with host Steve Paikin (Apr. 3, 2019 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd).
- CBC News, “Skepticism needed as parties, third-party advertisers court votes online, experts say” with files from Raffy Boudjikanian, Terry Reith and Jennie Russell (Apr. 2, 2019 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd).
- CBC News, “Viral mosque shooting video raises questions about social media firms’ responsibilities” by Emily Chung (Mar. 15, 2019- Interview w/ Philip Mai). Published in: Yahoo! News Canada.
- IT World Canada, “Add cyber crime to ICANN’s work, urges Canadian internet leader” by Howard Solomon (Feb. 28, 2019 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd).
- Toronto Star, “Toronto police investigating ‘reckless’ video of woman throwing chair from downtown highrise” by Jack Hauen & Gilbert Ngabo (Feb. 11, 2019 – Interview w/ Philip Mai).
- Toronto Star, “This B.C. woman’s recipe is one of the most popular of all time — and the story behind it is bananas” by Megan Ogilvie (Jan. 20, 2019 – Interview w/ Anatoliy Gruzd). Published in: The Hamilton Spectator, Le Journal Canadien, OurWindsor.ca, etc.
International
- Motherboard (Vice), “Social Media Is Broken, But You Should Still Report Hate” by Rachel Chen (Jan. 23, 2019- Interview with Priya Kumar).
Canadian
- CBC News, “A look back at the year Facebook’s dark side came to light” by Ramona Pringle (Dec. 22, 2018).
- Targeted News Service, “Majority of social media users in Canada avoid talking politics online for fear it might upset another person” (Dec. 18, 2018).
- Financial Post, “The seven-step social media method to grow your business” (Nov. 29, 2018).
- The Globe and Mail, “Entrepreneurs can ill afford to skip Twitter in building their business” (Nov. 19, 2018).
- Chatelaine FR, “Comment mieux utiliser Internet à partir d’aujourd’hui” (Nov. 16, 2018).
- Ottawa Citizen, “How a collection of apparently fake Twitter accounts launched a troll campaign to support the Ottawa Senators” by Drake Fenton & Vito Pilieci (Nov. 16, 2018).
- The Canadian Press, “Observers say endorsements in municipal elections can be a double-edged sword” by Michelle McQuigge (Oct. 19, 2018). Published in: The Globe and Mail, Global News, etc.
- Policy Options, “Journalists should be careful when using social media posts to report what the public thinks, and should tell readers how the data was collected.” By Elizabeth Dubois, Anatoliy Gruzd, Jenna Jacobson (Sep. 28, 2018).
- Chatelaine, “How To Improve Your Internet Experience Right Now” by Rachel Chen (Sep. 25, 2018).
- The Logic, “Hootsuite faces internal, customer discontent amid challenges to its core business” by Sean Craig (Aug. 23, 2018).
- CBC Radio 1 WHITEHORSE — Airplay, “Dangerous Selfies” with host Dave White (Aug. 17, 2018).
- CBC Radio 1 TORONTO — Here and Now, “Dangerous Selfies” with host Gill Deacon (Aug. 17, 2018).
- CBC Radio 1 EDMONTON — Radio Active, “Dangerous Selfies” with host Adrienne Pan (Aug. 17, 2018).
- CBC Radio 1 CAPE BRETON, “Dangerous Selfies” with host Wendy Bergfeldt (Aug. 17, 2018).
- CBC Radio 1 VICTORIA — All Points West, “Dangerous Selfies” with host Jason D’Souza (Aug. 17, 2018).
- CBC Radio 1 HALIFAX — Mainstreet, “Dangerous Selfies” with host Bob Murphy (Aug. 17, 2018).
- CBC Radio 1 YELLOWKNIFE — Trail’s End, “Dangerous Selfies” with host Lawrence Nayally (Aug. 17, 2018).
- CBC Radio 1 ST. JOHN’S — On the Go, “Dangerous Selfies” with host Ted Blades (Aug. 17, 2018).
- CBC Radio 1 SASKATCHEWAN – Afternoon Edition, “Dangerous Selfies” with host Garth Materie (Aug. 17, 2018).
- CBC Radio 1 VANCOUVER — On the Coast, “Dangerous Selfies” with host Gloria Macarenko (Aug. 17, 2018).
- CBC Radio 1 WINNIPEG — Up to Speed, “Dangerous Selfies” with host Ismaila Alfa (Aug. 17, 2018).
- CBC Radio 1 CALGARY — Homestretch, “Dangerous Selfies” with host Doug Dirks (Aug. 17, 2018).
- CBC Radio 1 SUDBURY/THUNDER BAY — Up North, “Dangerous Selfies” with host Wab Rices (Aug. 17, 2018).
- University Affairs, “Keeping pace with the digital world” by Sheila Cote-Meek” (Jun. 1, 2018).
- Like Nobody’s Business, “Social media screening in today’s labour market” (Jul. 25, 2018).
- CBC News, “How a 9/11 Truther may be influencing which Ontario election videos you see” by Mike Wise (May 26, 2018).
- Insurance Business, “Influencers face defamation, intellectual property risks” by Alicja Grzadkowska (Apr. 30, 2018).
- CBC Radio One – Ontario Morning, “Tumblr and Fake Accounts” (Mar. 27, 2018).
- Toronto Star, “Experts call for transparency over political parties and data mining” by Geordon Omand (Mar. 25, 2018). *Also picked up by over 40 print and online news outlets.
- CTV News, “Cambridge Analytica: Could it happen in Canada?” by Geordon Omand (Mar. 25, 2018). *Also picked up by over 40 print and online news outlets.
- CTV News Toronto, “Interview with Prof. Anatoliy Gruzd, Business Management, on privacy concerns” (Mar. 23, 2018).
- CTV News – Your Morning, “Is it the beginning of the end for social media?” (Mar. 22, 2018).
- Global News, “How Cambridge Analytica’s use of 50 million Facebook users’ data turned into a scandal” by Jessica Vomiero (Mar. 21, 2018).
- Citytv Toronto – CityNews at 5, “Facebook apps and privacy” (Mar. 19, 2018).
- CBC Radio Spark, “How does your social media use stack up against other Canadians?” (Mar. 9, 2018). [Podcast]
International
- Noticias de la Ciencia y la Tecnología, “¿Por qué los usuarios piden privacidad y siguen compartiendo contenido en las redes?” (Dec. 5, 2018 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd).
- MIT Technology Review, “Twitter wants to reduce the ‘health’ of its conversations to four numbers. Good luck, say experts.” By Rachel Metz (Mar. 8, 2018 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd).
- Europa Press, “Twitter creó un Prometeo que ahora le es inmanejable” by Saul Ameliach (Mar. 21, 2018 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd).
Canadian
- CBC News, “Rampant social media misuse puts future of popular platforms at risk” by Ramona Pringle (Dec. 8, 2017 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- National Observer, “Facebook to target ‘bad actors’” (Oct. 19, 2017 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd).
- Global News, “Facebook Canada unveils plan to fight fake news, hacking in lead-up to 2019 election” by Rahul Kalvapalle (Oct. 19, 2017 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd).
- Toronto Star, “Facebook set to unveil plan to guard against fake news during Canadian election campaign” by Sabrina Nanji (Oct. 16, 2017 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CBC News, “When algorithms go bad: Online failures show humans are still needed” by Ramona Pringle (Oct. 1, 2017).
- Reuters, “Facebook to launch election integrity effort in Canada” (Sep. 17, 2017 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd). Published in: Business Insider, The Globe and Mail, etc.
- Global News, “Facebook Canada unveils plan to fight fake news, hacking in lead-up to 2019 election” by Rahul Kalvapalle (Oct. 19, 2017 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd).
- Global News, “Canada lags as Britain moves to give citizens more control over personal data” by Maham Abedi (Aug. 11, 2017 – Interview with Anatoliy Grzud)
- CBC News – On The Money, “Google fined by EU” With Peter Armstrong (June. 27, 2017 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd).
- The Globe and Mail, “Social media got us into a mess. Can it get us out of it?” by Anatoliy Gruzd & Philip Mai (Jun. 14, 2017).
- CBC News, “Facebook’s crackdown on fake news spreads to Germany” by Dan Misener (Jan. 17, 2017 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd).
International
- Vice News, “Data dump” by Kate Fane (Aug. 22, 2017 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd).
- Health24, “Social media can leave you feeling more isolated” (Mar. 8, 2017 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd).
- CBS News, “Feeling lonely? Social media may have something to do with it” by Randy Dotinga (Mar. 6, 2017 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd).
- Fast Company, “How Trump’s Opponents Are Crowdsourcing The Resistance” by Sean Captain (Jan. 31, 2017 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd).
Canadian
- Maclean’s, “Is the world falling out of love with Facebook?” by Chris Sorensen (Dec. 1, 2016 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd).
- CBC News, “Want to delete your internet presence? New tool aims to help you vanish” by Dan Misener (Nov. 20, 2016 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd).
- CBC News, “Facebook drug-selling groups still online, despite being flagged as illegal” (Nov. 15, 2016 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd).
- The Eyeopener, “Political Twitter bots can help or deceive us” by Sylvia Lorico (Nov. 12, 2016 – cites Social Media Lab).
- Seventeen, “Facebook shows users different things based on their ethnicity” by Noelle Devoe (Mar. 28, 2016 – Includes Philip Mai’s tweets).
- Ryersonian, “Ryerson professors named Canada Research Chairs” by Samantha Tapp (Feb. 15, 2016 – Highlights Anatoliy Gruzd’s appointment as Canada Research Chair)
- The Eyeopener, “Ryerson professors named new Canada Research Chairs” by Nicole Schmidt (Feb. 11, 2016 – Highlights Anatoliy Gruzd’s appointment as Canada Research Chair)
International
- Health Day, (International), “Can Facebook Friend Requests Predict Longevity?” Written by Randy Dotinga (October 31, 2016 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd) Published/Printed in: Cosumnes Connection, Health.com, ePharmaC, MedicineNet, philly.com
- FIPP, (International), “Why data visualisation of social analytics is the next frontier for publishers.” Written by Jessica Patterson, (March 30, 2016 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
Canadian
- Global News, “Tweets in your timeline may show up out of chronological order soon” by Nicole Bogart (Dec. 9, 2015 – includes Philip Mai’s tweets)
- The Globe and Mail, “Campuses grapple with response to online threat after Wilfrid Laurier lockdown” by Affan Chowdhry and Simona Chiose (Oct. 16, 2015 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CBC News, “Facebook friendships breaking down over election debates, says social media researcher” by The Calgary Eyeopener (Oct. 15, 2015).
- The Eyeopener, “Social Media Lab helps students track polls during election” by Justin Chandler (Oct. 9, 2015).
- CTV News, “Share or report? How offensive content is dealt with on social media” by Josh Elliott (Aug. 28, 2015 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- La Presse, “Journalistes tués en direct: le côté macabre des médias sociaux” by Nicola Berube (Aug. 28, 2015 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- The Globe and Mail, “Gunman’s video of Virginia shooting raises questions about role of social media” by Shane Dingman (Aug. 26, 2015 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CBC News, “Why the Virginia shooting is being called the 1st ‘social media murder’” by Meagan Fitzpatrick (Aug. 26, 2015 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd).
- The Globe and Mail, “Business students put hacking to good use” by Jennifer Lewington (Jun. 12, 2015).
- Financial Post, “Making it pay: Can Pinterest, Instagram and Snapchat convert followers to buyers?” By Catherine McIntyre (Jun. 10, 2015 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CBC News, “Facebook, New York Times deal could change news business” by Matt Kwong (Mar. 27, 2015 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd) Published in: The Huffington Post
- The Globe and Mail, “Six things Facebook’s new community rules won’t allow” by Affan Chowdhry (Mar. 16, 2015 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CP24 (Toronto), “Mourners turn out to pay tribute in front of building where Elijah wandered off” by Joshua Freeman (Feb. 21, 2015 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CTV News (Atlantic Canada), “Regulating disturbing online behaviour could do more harm than good: expert” by Geordon Omand (Feb. 17, 2015 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- The Canadian Press, “Allowing for disturbing online behaviour can be a good thing, says expert” by Geordon Omand (Feb. 16, 2015 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd) Published in: CTV News, Winnipeg Free Press, Metro News, etc.
International
- The Washington Post (online), “‘Unfriending’ Trump supporters is just another example of how we isolate ourselves online” by Caitlin Dewey (Dec. 16, 2015 – Cites Anatoliy Gruzd’s network analysis).
- Scientific American (online), “Upcoming Streamed Talk: Future-Proofing Dinosaur Tattoos” by Glendon Mellow (October 5, 2015 – promotes Social Media Lab event)
Canadian
- Ryersonian, “Lab for social media research comes to Rye” (Sep. 26, 2014 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CBC News, “Ryerson University opens a social media lab” by Sima Sahar Zerehi (Sep. 16, 2014 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd).
- CBC News, “Michael Brown’s shooting in Ferguson lost on social media” by Sima Sahar Zerehi (Aug. 19, 2014 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Financial Post, “We are all guinea pigs: Is Facebook Inc playing with our emotions or just product testing?” By Philippe de Montigny (Jul. 5, 2014 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CTV News @ 6, (Atlantic Canada), “Malaysian airliner mystery captures attention around the world” anchored by Steve Murphy and Jayson Baxter (Mar. 17, 2014 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CTV News (Atlantic Canada), “Worry increases for Ukrainians living in the Maritimes” by Kayla Hounsell, (Mar. 17, 2014 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CBC Radio: Information Morning (90.5 FM, Halifax, NS), “A Ukrainian Haligonian reacts to the Crimean Referendum” hosted by Don Connolly & Elizabeth Logan (Mar. 17, 2014 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CBC (Atlantic Canada), “Happy 25th birthday, World Wide Web” by Jon Tattrie (Mar. 12, 2014 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Global Maritimes: Evening News, “The Dangers of Fake News Spreading on Social Media” reported by Mayya Assouad (Jan. 24, 2014 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
Press Releases
- Huffington Post Live, “Emotion and Virality on Social Media” hosted by Ahmed Shihab-Eldin (Mar. 18, 2014 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- U.S. News, “Yes, You Can Catch a Bad Mood on Facebook” by Kathleen Doheny (Mar. 13, 2014 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
International
- “Sharing Biodiversity Heritage through Social Media: Mining Biodiversity’s ‘Big-Data'” (Jan. 16, 2014).
Canadian
- The ‘Fax, “Episode 3” reported by Megan Marrelli, hosted by Jenn Cameron & Moh Hashem (Nov. 26, 2013 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Connected for Business, “4 Ways to handle negative customer feedback” by Jane Doucet (Oct. 8, 2013 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- The Canadian Press, “Photos of Rehtaeh Parsons in dating ad highlight lack of online privacy: expert” by Michael Tutton and Melanie Patten (Sep. 18, 2013 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Sun News Network, “What’s the chatter on #NSPOLI?” Anchored by David Akin (Sep. 16, 2013- Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- The Chronicle Herald, “Online activists have NDP in sights” by Paul McLeod (Sep. 16, 2013 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CTV News @ 6 (Atlantic Canada), “N.S. Election: Monitoring political Twitter traffic” anchored by Steve Murphy (Sep. 16, 2013 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- The Chronicle Herald, “Social media’s effect on vote #unclear” by Laura Fraser (Sep. 16, 2013).
- CBC News, “Anonymous’ N.S. election allegations false, says NDP” (Sep. 16, 2013 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CBC Radio: Mainstreet (90.5 FM, the Maritimes), “2013 NS Election” (Sep. 16, 2013).
- News 95-7 (CJNI-FM, Halifax, NS), “2013 NS Election” hosted by Scott Simpson (Sep. 7, 2013 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Atlantic Business Magazine, “The bigger picture” by Steve Proctor (July-August, 2013, Vol.24 No.4 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- News 95-7 (CJNI-FM, Halifax, NS), “Social Media Lab” hosted by Scott Simpson (Apr. 27, 2013 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CTV News @ 6 (Atlantic Canada), “Information overload? The rise of social media” anchored by Steve Murphy (Apr. 22, 2013 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Global News, “Reddit users work to find Boston bombing suspects” by Nicole Bogart (Apr. 18, 2013 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CBC News (Thunder Bay, ON), “School board wants Facebook ‘confessions’ pages gone” (Apr. 17, 2013 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CBC Radio: Superior Morning (Thunder Bay, ON), “Facebook Confessions” hosted by Lisa Laco (Apr. 17, 2013 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Dal News (online), “Canada’s first social media research lab opens its doors” by Katie Park (April 16, 2013 – interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CTV News @ 5 (Atlantic Canada), “A peek inside Dalhousie’s Social Media Lab” reported by Felicia Yap (Mar. 22, 2013 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CTV News @ 6 (Atlantic Canada), “Hoping for changes in the Catholic Church” anchored by Steve Murphy, with reporting by Kelland Sundahl (Mar. 13, 2013 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CTV News @ 6 (Atlantic Canada), “Conclave gets trendy on Twitter” anchored by Steve Murphy, with reporting by Kayla Hounsell (Mar. 12, 2013 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- Global Maritimes: Evening News, “The New Dalhousie Social Media Lab” anchored by Ron Kronstein, with reporting by Mayya Assouad (Feb. 26, 2013 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
- CTV News @ 6 (Atlantic Canada), “Unflattering definition of Acadia University pulled from online dictionary” anchored by Steve Murphy, with reporting by Felicia Yap (Feb. 21, 2013 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
Press Releases
- “Dr. Gruzd (@gruzd) & Dr. Haythornthwaite (@hthwaite) Awarded SSHRC Insight Grant” (Nov. 21, 2013).
Canadian
- Journal Métro, “Les médias sociaux ont un impact sur le sport” by Monte Stewart (Dec. 12, 2012).
- Global News, “Athletes say social media will become more prominent in 2013” by Monte Stewart, The Canadian Press (Dec. 11, 2012).
- CBC Radio: Mainstreet (90.5 FM, the Maritimes), “Hash-tagging Hurricanes” hosted by Stephanie Domet (Oct. 30, 2012).
- CTV News @ 5 (Atlantic Canada), “#Influence12: Symposium & Workshop on Measuring Influence on Social Media” anchored by Steve Murphy & Starr Dobson, with reporting by Felicia Yap (Oct. 28, 2012).
- CBC Radio: Island Morning (96.1 FM, Charlottetown, PEI), “Olympic tweeting” hosted by Matt Rainnie (Jul. 25, 2012).
- CBC Radio: West Coast Morning Show (990 AM, Corner Brook, NL), “Olympic tweeting” hosted by Bernice Hillier (Jul. 25, 2012).
- CBC Radio: Central Morning (540 AM, Gander, NL), “Olympic tweeting” hosted by Leigh-Anne Power (Jul. 25, 2012).
- CBC Radio: Information Morning (105.1 FM, Cape Breton, NS), “Olympic tweeting” hosted by Steve Sutherland (Jul. 25, 2012).
- CBC Radio: The Early Edition (88.1 FM, Vancouver, BC), “Olympic tweeting” Hosted by Rick Cluff, 07/25/2012.
- CBC Radio: The Morning Edition (102.5 FM, Regina, SK), “Olympic tweeting” hosted by Sheila Coles (Jul. 25, 2012).
- CBC Radio: Calgary Eyeopener (99.1 FM, Calgary, AB), “Olympic tweeting” hosted by David Gray (Jul. 25, 2012).
- CBC Radio: On The Island (90.5 FM, Victoria, BC), “Olympic tweeting” hosted by Gregor Craigie (Jul. 25, 2012).
- CBC Radio: Early Shift (97.5 FM, Windsor, ON), “Olympic tweeting” hosted by Tony Doucette (Jul. 25, 2012).
- CTV News @ 6 (Atlantic Canada), “Reaction to Halifax Bridge Commission New Safety Campaign on Social Media” anchored by Steve Murphy, with reporting by Ron Shaw (May 15, 2012).
- The Telegraph Journal, “Canadians are Addicted to the Internet and Social Media” (May 11, 2011).
- Toronto Star, “Twitter’s Birthday: Six Tweet Years Already?” by Alyshah Hasham (Mar. 22, 2012).
- The Canadian Press, “NDP Leadership: Convention Marks Major Change In How Leader Chosen” by Stephanie Levitz (Mar. 22, 2012). Published in: Huffington Post Canada, Winnipeg Free Press, Yahoo! News Canada, etc.
- Global News, “Visualizing the Split on Toronto City Council” by Patrick Cain and Leslie Young (Mar. 20, 2012).
- CTV News @ 6, “KONY 2012: The Most Viral Video Ever” anchored by Steve Murphy (Mar. 12, 2012).
- CTV News @ 5, “Facebooking: A Win-win For Profit and Non-Profit Organizations” anchored by Starr Dobson, with reporting by Felicia Yap (Feb. 28, 2012).
- Maclean’s, “The Internet vs. Hamza Kashgari” by Gabriela Perdomo (Feb. 24, 2012).
- CTV News @ 5, “Threats to Privacy: Opposition to Bill C-30 – The Lawful Access Bill” anchored by Starr Dobson, with reporting by Felicia Yap (Feb. 15, 2012).
- UNews, “Few medical bloggers cite original research: Dal study” by Adam Scotti (Jan. 25, 2012).
- The Chronicle Herald, “Bell Aliant Brings Social TV to Nova Scotia” by Remo Zaccagna (Jan. 24, 2012).
- The Halifax Commoner, “Reconnecting the old-fashioned way” by Bianca Müller (Jan. 14, 2012).
International
- Nature, “Facebook ‘likes’ the scientific method” by Zoë Corbyn (Jul. 25, 2012).
- Los Angeles Times, “Twitter friends: It may be a good idea to meet ip” by Jamie Beckman (Apr. 6, 2012).
- Foreign Affairs, “How Twitter Makes the Internet More Local” by Yuri Takhteyev, Barry Wellman and Anatoliy Gruzd (Apr. 4, 2012).
- SINA Hong Kong, “Twitter誕生六周年:從6個方面改變工作生活 (Twitter’s birthday: How it has changed our work life)” (Mar. 25, 2012).
- The Scholarly Kitchen, “Birds of a feather blog together” by Phil Davis (Mar. 7, 2012).
- The Atlantic, “Airline routes are a pretty good predictor of Twitter connections” by Rebecca J. Rosen (Feb. 24, 2012).
- NPR: Morning Edition, “Why Twitter Ties Resemble Airline Hub Maps” hosted by Steve Inskeep, with reporting by Shankar Vedantam (Feb. 21, 2012).
- Slate, “How Twitter traffic follows air traffic” by Adam Sneed (Feb. 21, 2012).
- National Affairs, “When in Rome” by Kevin Lewis (Feb. 7, 2012).
- Canada Foundation For Innovation, “Government of Canada announces research funding to improve quality of life and economic prosperity” posted by Marketwire (Jan. 24, 2012).
Press Releases
- “Social Media Lab Awarded $15,000 Grants to Organize a Workshop on Measuring Influence on Social Media” (Apr. 18, 2012).
- “Dr. Anatoliy Gruzd Awarded $150k Grant From the Government of Canada and the Province of Nova Scotia to Grow the Social Media Lab at Dalhousie University“ (Jan. 24, 2012 – Interview with Anatoliy Gruzd)
Canadian
- CommandN.tv, “Academics In Social Media” hosted by Amber Mac, with reporting by Lara Killian (Dec. 14, 2011).
- Dal News,“Competition gets students to think in ‘apps’” by Nick Laugher (Nov. 22, 2011).
- CTV News: Morning Live (Atlantic Canada), “Facebook Privacy Issues” hosted by Heidi Petracek (Nov. 16, 2011).
- UNews, “Social media helping scholars connect” by Jonathan Briggins (Nov. 8, 2011).
- Dal Gazette,“Students pitch web designs” by Jonathan Briggins (Nov. 4, 2011).
- King’s Journalism Review, “Seniors Go Social, But Not for News” by Danielle Noble (Nov. 1, 2011).
- CBC News (Nova Scotia), “Fighting Crime Online: Does Social Media Helps or Hurts Police Investigation” anchored by Tom Murphy & Amy Smith, with reporting by Elizabeth Chiu (Oct. 31, 2011).
- CBC Radio: Maritime Noon (90.5 FM), “Internet Metering In Canada” hosted by Norma Lee MacLeod (Jul. 17, 2011).
- CTV News @ 5 (Atlantic Canada), “Facebook Introduces New Skype Features” anchored by Starr Dobson, with reporting by Felicia Yap (Jul. 7, 2011).
- Postmedia News, “Canadian firm Radian6 monitoring Obama’s Twitter town hall” by Polly Leger (Jul. 6, 2011). Published in: The Vancouver Sun, Montreal Gazette, Ottawa Citizen, Edmonton Journal, etc.
- The Telegraph Journal, “Atlantic ministers delve into social media issues” by Polly Leger (Jun. 16, 2011).
- CTV News @ 5 (Atlantic Canada), “How Online Videos Killed the Corner Video Store” anchored by Starr Dobson, with reporting by Felicia Yap (May 28, 2011).
- CBC Radio: Maritime Noon (90.5 FM), “Anatoliy Gruzd on A New @StatCan_eng Report that Says NBers Are the Least Likely to Have Internet Access at Home” hosted by Norma Lee MacLeod (May 26, 2011).
- CBC Radio: Information Morning (90.5 FM, Halifax, NS), “Social Media Reaction to the Results of the Federal Elections” hosted by Don Connolly & Elizabeth Logan (May 3, 2011).
- The Chronicle Herald, “In election law showdown, victory was Tweet” by Eva Hoare (May 3, 2011).
- Global News: Global National, “The Social Network: How it Helped the Green Party to Win a Seat In Parliament” anchored by Robin Gill, with reporting by Jennifer Tryon (May 3, 2011).
- Global News: Global National: Special Election Night Coverage, “Debates and Discussion About Contested Ridings In Nova Scotia From the World of Social Media” anchored by Dawna Friesen, with reporting by Jennifer Tryon (May 2, 2011).
- The Hill Times, “Many candidates complain of dirty tricks, election-related vandalism in nasty campaign” by Kristen Shane (May 2, 2011).
- Global News, “Twitter users ignore #elxn41 warning: Atlantic Canada results come out early on social media” by Nick Logan (May 2, 2011).
- CBC Radio: Special Election Night Coverage (90.5 FM, Halifax, NS), “Election Updates From the Twitterverse” hosted by Don Connolly & Elizabeth Logan (May 2, 2011).
- FOCUS Newsletter on University Teaching and Learning, (Halifax, NS), “Universities and Social Networking: What’s There For Us?” by Dr. Anatoliy Gruzd (Spring, 2011).
- CBC Radio: Information Morning (89.3 FM, Winnipeg, MB), “The Impact of Social Media In the Federal Election” hosted by Terry MacLeod & Marcy Markusa (Apr. 25, 2011).
- Postmedia News, “Twitter Can Yield Accurate Predictions For Real-World Polling: Analysis” by Misty Harris (Apr. 23, 2011 & Apr. 25, 2011). Published in: The Vancouver Sun, Montreal Gazette, Ottawa Citizen, Edmonton Journal, Canada.com, etc.
- CTV News @ 6 (Atlantic Canada), “Twitter Tiff” anchored by Steve Murphy, with reporting by Garreth MacDonald (Apr. 21, 2011).
- CBC Radio: Information Morning (90.5 FM, Halifax, NS), “Bots Following Party Leaders on Twitter” hosted by Don Connolly & Elizabeth Logan (Apr. 20, 2011).
- CBC TV: The Evening News (Halifax, NS), “The Facebook (Twitter) Election” anchored by Amy Smith, with reporting by Stephen Puddicombe (Apr. 18, 2011). *Featured lab members: Kathleen Staves, Sreejata Chatterjee and Philip Mai.
- CBC Radio One: The World at Six, “The Social Media Lab at Dalhousie” hosted by Alison Smith, with reporting by Stephen Puddicombe (Apr. 18, 2011). *Featured lab members: Kathleen Staves, Sreejata Chatterjee and Philip Mai.
- Toronto Star, “The revolution will be digitized” by Antonia Zerbisias (Apr. 15, 2011).
- The Canadian Press, “Women ejected from Harper rally a Conservative social media stumble, experts say” by Allison Jones (Apr. 5, 2011). Published in: Global News, The National Post, Metro News, etc.
- The Mike Smyth Show – CKNW (980 AM, Vancouver, BC), “Posting Your Kid Online” hosted by Mike Smyth (Apr. 4, 2011).
- The David Rutherford Show – CHED (630 AM, Edmonton, AB) and CHQR (770 AM, Calgary, AB), “Why Social Media Will be Pivotal In this Year’s Election” by David Rutherford (Mar. 30, 2011).
- The Globe and Mail, “Canada’s First Social Media Election is On, But Will People Vote?” Written by Bill Curry (Mar. 28, 2011).
- CBC Radio: Information Morning (90.5 FM, Halifax, NS), “Federal Budget Debate on Social Media” hosted by Don Connolly & Elizabeth Logan (Mar. 23, 2011).
- CBC Radio: Information Morning (90.5 FM, Halifax, NS), “Canada Games (Closing) on Social Media” hosted by Don Connolly & Elizabeth Logan (Feb. 28, 2011). *Featured Lab member: Philip Mai.
- CBC Radio: Information Morning (90.5 FM, Halifax, NS), “Tweeting the Games, Part II” hosted by Don Connolly & Elizabeth Logan (Feb. 21, 2011).
- CBC Radio: Information Morning (105.1 FM, Cape Breton, NS), “Canada Games on Social Media” hosted by Steve Sutherland (Feb. 16, 2011).
- CBC Radio: Island Morning (96.1 FM, Charlottetown, PEI), “Studying Twitter at the Canada Winter Games” hosted by Matt Rainnee & Mitch Cormier (Feb. 16, 2011).
- CBC Radio: Information Morning (90.5 FM, Halifax, NS), “Spreading Joy 140 Characters at a Time” hosted by Don Connolly & Elizabeth Logan (Feb. 14, 2011).
- Dal News, “Sharing enthusiasm online” by Ryan McNutt (Feb. 14, 2011).
- UNews, “Testing Tweets at the Canada Games” by Samantha Durnford (Feb. 9, 2011). (Featured lab member: Dr. Anatoliy Gruzd and Sreejata Chatterjee)
- CKDU: King’s News (88.1 FM, Halifax, NS), “iConfession App” reporting by Lily Ames (Feb. 9, 2011).
- CKDU: King’s News (88.1 FM, Halifax, NS), “Happiness Online” reporting by Lily Ames (Jan. 31, 2011).
- The Chronicle Herald, “Testing Tweets for trends” by Pat Lee (Jan. 31, 2011).
International
- CityLab (The Atlantic), “How Twitter proves that place matters” by Richard Florida (Dec. 7, 2011).
- Associated Press, “Young viral video stars fuel ethics, privacy debate” by James Keller (Mar. 30, 2011). Published in: Yahoo! News and The Globe and Mail.
- SAAB Magazine, “It’s a ‘Twittermobile!” by Dr. Anatoliy Gruzd & Philip Mai (Feb. 1, 2011, pgs. 52-53).
- Nieman Journalism Lab, “‘Like,’ ‘share,’ and ‘recommend’: How the warring verbs of social media will influence the news’ future” by Joshua Benton (Jan. 28, 2011).
Press Releases
- “Dr. Anatoliy Gruzd Awarded $15,000 MITACS Research Grant for a New Health Informatics Initiative“ (Sep. 27, 2011).
- “Social Media Lab Awarded Grant From Elsevier to Develop WebApps” (Sep. 10, 2011).
- “Anatoliy Gruzd Awarded $25,000 Research Grant“ (May 12, 2011).