Democratic Repercussions of Media Fragmentation
- ASC Room 500 or Zoom
The media landscape continues to experience fragmentation, with an ever-expanding number of political influencers, podcasters, online platforms, and generative AI systems – all while traditional mass media has become more ideologically aligned.
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Penn Students/Faculty may register for in-person attendance in Annenberg #500
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The general public is welcome to register for attendance over Zoom.
Description:
The media landscape continues to experience fragmentation, with an ever-expanding number of political influencers, podcasters, online platforms, and generative AI systems – all while traditional mass media has become more ideologically aligned. This event will bring together leading media scholars to explore how media fragmentation is contributing to American democratic decline.
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