Are you a political junkie? Addicted to the news? Is your browser's homepage the New York Times or Wall Street Journal? Or maybe it's the National Review Online or the Huffington Post? Ever wanted a deeper look at what's being said between the lines?
I'm a researcher at Cornell University studying political communication and internet technologies. Our team has developed an online tool that identifies framing in political news articles as you read them. We're currently looking for people who want to try out the tool. Plus, you'll be entered in a drawing for a $200 Amazon gift card.
If you're interested, please PM me and I can send you further details.
p.s. - I checked with MacAllister before posting here, just to make sure this doesn't run afoul of any forum rules or policies, and he gave the OK.
I'm a researcher at Cornell University studying political communication and internet technologies. Our team has developed an online tool that identifies framing in political news articles as you read them. We're currently looking for people who want to try out the tool. Plus, you'll be entered in a drawing for a $200 Amazon gift card.
If you're interested, please PM me and I can send you further details.
p.s. - I checked with MacAllister before posting here, just to make sure this doesn't run afoul of any forum rules or policies, and he gave the OK.