Selected Press Coverage of Our Work

Eszter Hargittai über Internet und Ungleichheit (original link) Migros-Magazin July 25, 2016

Markers of Quality: The Role of Librarians in Everyday Life Information Literacy (original link) Library Journal December 10, 2015

Brian Selznick, Digital Research, and the Digitally Naive (original link) American Libraries Magazine November 9, 2015

Facebook finally lets you search all public posts (original link) The Evening Standard October 23, 2015

The Silicon Tower (original link) Slate May 18, 2015

Facebook verdoezelt zijn almachtige algoritmes (original link) Computerworld May 13, 2015

Facebook Study Says Users Control What They See, But Critics Disagree (original link) The Huffington Post May 12, 2015

「怪我囉？」臉書研究撇清演算法造成言論濾泡挨轟 (original link) TechNews May 11, 2015

Így rohasztja szét a Facebook szép lassan a demokráciát (original link) 444 May 10, 2015

I ragazi vivono on line. E noi dove siamo? (original link) L'Espresso May 8, 2015

No Diversity on Your Facebook Feed? It's You, Not the Algorithm (original link) PC Mag May 7, 2015

Closing the Digital Divide (original link) The Huffington Post February 18, 2015

Why Google (And Facebook) Should Admit Kids Under 13 (original link) Forbes August 19, 2014

Myth of the digital native (original link) The Herald August 10, 2014

Nearly one-third of Americans aren't ready for the next generation of technology (original link) Science Magazine July 1, 2014

Confronting the Myth of the 'Digital Native' (original link) The Chronicle of Higher Education April 21, 2014

The Internet's destructive gender gap: Why the Web can't abandon its misogyny (original link) Salon April 10, 2014

The Disappearing Woman and Life on the Internet (original link) The Huffington Post April 10, 2014

Wikipedia gender gap (original link) CBC Radio March 16, 2014

What Men Share on Social Media But Not With You (original link) Time February 24, 2014

eCommerce Web Sites Need To Learn From Zingerman's Approach To Customers (original link) PR Newswire December 13, 2013

How worried are parents about kids' online safety? (original link) WFMJ December 3, 2013

Eszter Hargittai on Today's Digital Divide (original link) Spotlight on Digital Media and Learning November 25, 2013

Minority parents more concerned about children's safety online (original link) Business Standard November 22, 2013

La surveillance électronique des enfants n'est pas une solution! (original link) Le Monde November 22, 2013

How income and ideology influence parents' tech fears (original link) The Sydney Morning Herald November 22, 2013

The dumbest generation? No, Twitter is making kids smarter (original link) The Globe and Mail September 13, 2013

Online versus 'offline' relationships (original link) The Star Online February 26, 2013

Search option from Facebook is a privacy test (original link) The New York Times January 18, 2013

Helping kids cross the digital divide (original link) CNN October 5, 2012

Les Americains ne souffrent pas d'infobesite (etude) (original link) Le Figaro September 4, 2012

Information Overload Isn't A Thing, Study Finds (original link) The Huffington Post September 4, 2012

Busy bees make office culture hum (original link) The Globe and Mail September 2, 2012

Information overload is over-exaggerated (original link) The Atlantic Wire August 30, 2012

Letting Children Under 13 On Facebook Could Make Them Safer (original link) Forbes June 4, 2012

Quick Takes: Under Control (original link) UCSD Guardian June 3, 2012

Contraception Confusion (original link) Inside Higher Ed May 25, 2012

Yeah, where is Black Twitter Now? (original link) ThyBlackman May 10, 2012

Howard Rheingold: Knowing How to Collaborate Is Essential (original link) PBS - MediaShift March 12, 2012

20 tips and resources for using learning technology in higher education (original link) The Guardian March 6, 2012

Parents break rule to help young kids join Facebook (original link) The Chicago Tribune December 14, 2011

Why Parents Lie to Let Kids Join Facebook (original link) The New York Times November 3, 2011

Survey: Parents lie to help preteens get on Facebook (original link) The Los Angeles Times November 2, 2011

How to Get Your Underage Kid on Facebook: Just Lie! (original link) TIME November 2, 2011

Parents Help Their Underage Kids Get on Facebook, Survey Finds (original link) FOX News November 2, 2011

Parents help underage children lie to get on Facebook, survey finds (original link) The Washington Post November 1, 2011

Kids still lie to get on Facebook, parents still OK with that (original link) TODAY November 1, 2011

Parents help kids lie to get on Facebook, study finds (original link) CNN November 1, 2011

Where Social Science Meets the Internet (original link) Information Today October, 2011

How You Google: Insights From Our Atlantic Reader Survey (original link) The Atlantic August 19, 2011

Why Are African Americans More Likely To Join Twitter? (original link) The Huffington Post August 4, 2011

Twitter and the Future of Microblogging (original link) Communicationspace July 12, 2011

Social Media: Who Tweets? (original link) The Wall Street Journal May 21, 2011

Love of Pop Culture Drives Black Students to Twitter. (original link) Voice Online May 18, 2011

Why So Many Black People Are On Twitter (original link) Gawker May 17, 2011

QuickWire: Celebrity Gossip Is Biggest Draw for Students Using Twitter. (original link) The Chronicle of Higher Education May 17, 2011

More African Americans Use Twitter: Study (original link) msnbc Online May 17, 2011

Millenials aren't as "tech savvy" as we think.. Oh really! (original link) Noirë Digerati April 25, 2011

Big Blog on Campus (original link) The New York Times April 17, 2011

Social Media Savvy: The Universities and Academics Leading The Way (original link) The Guardian March 14, 2011

Saving Face(book) (original link) North by Northwestern March 03, 2011

Wikipedia's Editing Process Is Still a Mystery to Students (original link) The Chronicle of Higher Education February 10, 2011

Dramatisk vaekst i interesse for Facebook-sikkerhed (original link) Computerworld September 27, 2010

The Latest Stay-in-School Tool for College Students: Facebook (original link) The Chronicle of Higher Education September 3, 2010

Online research methods may not be credible (original link) Kansan August 19, 2010

All about me, dot com (original link) Times Higher Education August 19, 2010

Privatsphäre als Luxusgut (original link) Neue Zurcher Zeitung August 19, 2010

K12 Schools Must Fill Need For Digital Media Skills (original link) District Administration August 18, 2010

G-dipendenti e copioni Bocciati i giovani sul web (original link) Repubblica August 9, 2010

Les étudiants s'intéressent davantage à la confidentialité que ce que l'on croit (original link) 20 Minutes August 3, 2010

Research Confidential, an Interview with Eszter Hargittai (original link) The Chronicle of Higher Education July 30, 2010

Maybe Students Actually Care About Facebook Privacy (original link) Inside Higher Ed July 30, 2010

Students finally wake up to Facebook privacy issues (original link) Ars Technica July 30, 2010

Did we pronounce privacy dead this week? (original link) CNET July 30, 2010

The kids will maybe be alright (original link) The Economist July 30, 2010

Study: Youth Not Only Care About Facebook Privacy, They Do Something About It (original link) The New York Times July 30, 2010

Who Cares About Facebook Privacy? Students Do (original link) The Chronicle of Higher Education July 29, 2010

Students Not That Web-Savvy, Rely Mainly On Google: Report (original link) The Huffington Post July 28, 2010

Study: Students take what Google gives (original link) Chicago Sun-Times July 28, 2010

Not as Web Savvy as They Think They Are (original link) Inside Higher Ed July 28, 2010

Students trust high Google search rankings too much (original link) Ars Technica July 28, 2010

Rethinking the digital divide (original link) The Royal Gazette July 28, 2010

Google trumps site credibility: study (original link) CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation) July 27, 2010

Study: Students too trusting of Web search (original link) UPI July 26, 2010

Managing Your Online Persona WTTW Chicago Tonight July 20, 2010

Facebook's 'white flight' (original link) The Week July 19, 2010

Facebook Not a Drag on Grades, Maybe (original link) The Bay Citizen July 16, 2010

Study Finds No Link Between Social-Networking Sites and Academic Performance (original link) The Chronicle of Higher Education July 15, 2010

NTIA Seeks Researcher Input on Broadband Survey (original link) Broadband Breakfast June 7, 2010

Finding a better way to bridge the digital divide (original link) The Christian Science Monitor June 2nd, 2010

Study Disputes Link Between Facebook Use and Grades (original link) Inside Higher Ed May 8, 2010

Rethinking the digital divide [3.6MB pdf] (original link) Princeton Alumni Weekly April 7, 2010

Fracture numérique : le haut débit est un outil, pas la solution (original link) L’Atelier April 7, 2010

The word around the digital water cooler Louisville Courier-Journal April 2nd, 2010

Providing Access to the Web is Not Enough (original link) Northwestern University March 30, 2010

Der heterogene Stamm der digitalen Eingeborenen (original link) Neue Zurcher Zeitung March 9, 2010

The Adults Aren’t Alright (original link) The New Republic February 16, 2010

Twitter not all that popular among teenagers (original link) The Washington Post February 3, 2010

Is Blogging a Slog? New York Times February 3, 2010

Cyberbegging (original link) Chicago Tribune December 25, 2009

‘Research Confidential’ (original link) Inside Higher Ed interview with Eszter Hargittai about her edited book Research Confidential October 30, 2009

Social Divisions Carried into Social Media: Study Marketing Magazine October 15, 2009

Class distinctions evident in social media (original link) CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation) October 15, 2009

Text Messaging Shows Promise as a Survey Tool (original link) The Chronicle of Higher Education October 05, 2009

Das Internet als Klassengesellschaft (original link) Spiegel July 13, 2009

Does Social Networking Breed Social Division (original link) New York Times July 09, 2009

Facebook and Grades: The debate continues (original link) USA Today May 08, 2009

Facebook has no negative effect on academic grades (original link) Indian Express May 08, 2009

Correction: Facebook does not make you stupid (original link) New York Times May 08, 2009

Facebook doesn’t make you dumb: study Chicago Sun-Times May 07, 2009

Is there a relationship between Facebook, grades? (original link) Northwestern Newscenter May 07, 2009

Just how bad is Facebook for you? (original link) BBC (British Broadcasting Channel) May 05, 2009

Does Facebook Lower Academic Performance? It's Still Too Soon to Say (original link) The Chronicle of Higher Education April 13, 2009

Why Media Brands Can't Be Trusted (original link) The Huffington Post March 20, 2009

Marketers can target internet strategies better (original link) The Economic Times November 19, 2008

Cosmo Quiz: Are You TMI All the Time Cosmopolitan Magazine September, 2008

Generational Myth (original link) The Chronicle of Higher Education September 19, 2008

Unleashing The Power Of Social Networking (original link) Forbes July 10, 2008

Men more likely to share creative work online than women (original link) The Economic Times June 24, 2009

The Rise of Alter Egos In Everybody’s Space (original link) The Washington Post May 02, 2008

A Sociologist Says Students Aren’t So Web-Wise After All (original link) The Chronicle of Higher Education April 29, 2008

On Facebook, Scholars Link Up With Data (original link) New York Times December 17, 2007

About Facebook! Forward March! (original link) The Washington Post December 16, 2007

Facebook or MySpace? What your site of choice says about you WTTW Chicago Tonight November 2007

Race, Class, and the Choice of Social-Networking Sites (original link) The Chronicle of Higher Education November 20, 2007

Class divisions between MySpace and Facebook users (original link) Business Week November 04, 2007

Making Campaign ‘Friends’ (original link) The Daily Northwestern May 04, 2007

On the Internet, promoters dog MySpace posts The Chicago Tribune October 08, 2006

E-Mail is for Old People (original link) The Chronicle of Higher Education October 06, 2006

Internet raises Gender Gap San Jose Mercury News August 03, 2006

Women proficient on Web but don’t say so (original link) The Seattle Times July 24, 2006

Don’t be so sure he’s the expert (original link) The Los Angeles Times July 14, 2006

Gender differences non-existent when it comes to surfing skills The Chicago Tribune July 07, 2006

Net Perception and Women (original link) MPR July 7, 2006

Women can storm the digital bastion (original link) Indiatimes July 02, 2006

Women Underestimate Their Web Savvy (original link) LiveScience June 30, 2006

Report Says Women Lack Confidence on the Web (original link) The Chronicle of Higher Education June 30, 2006

Networking, Not Politics (original link) Inside Higher Ed June 16, 2006

Who–and Where–Are the new Media Gatekeepers (original link) IEEE July 2005

Bloggers say the darnest things (original link) Slate May 27, 2005

PH.Dotcom (original link) The Village Voice April 5, 2005

Blue voters now urged to buy blue (original link) Chicago Tribune December 14, 2004

Program Aids Urban Poor In Accessing The Internet (original link) The Washington Post August 09, 2004

Digital inequality: Comment 3 on An Evolving Gender Digital Divide? (download original) Oxford Internet Institute Internet Issue Brief August, 2004

CNNfn Interview: Eszter Hargittai CNN April 29, 2004

Komoly bevtelekhez juthat az Ellam az elektronikus kzszolgltatsokkal Napi Gazdasag February 3, 2004

Hundt: Nader Should Back Gore (original link) Wired October 12, 2000

Op-Eds

Technology doesn’t make people play Pokémon Go in inappropriate places. Rudeness does. (original link) The Washington Post July 22, 2016

Broadband Subsidies Important But More Data Needed to Inform FCC Policy Decisions (original link) The Huffington Post March 28, 2016

The Wrong Test (original link) Inside Higher Ed March 20, 2015

Outside Opinion: Gatorade's Twitter miscue shouldn't scare executives (original link) The Chicago Tribune June 15, 2014

What Do They Know? Dismissing a Viral Presumption About Millennials. (original link) The Huffington Post March 27, 2014

Statue of Hungarian War Leader Forces Jews to Live in the Dark Shadow of History. (original link) Global Post January 27, 2014

How Politics, Race, and Socioeconomic Status Affect Parents' Fears About Tech (original link) Slate November 21, 2013

The Biggest Mistake in the Healthcare Site? Assuming Everyone Knows How to Use the Web (original link) The Huffington Post November 12, 2013

Public speaking do's and don't's (original link) Lifehacker March 20, 2006

Life Beyond Google (original link) BBC News April 6, 2004

Ph.Do Columns for Inside Higher Education

Making the Most of the Syllabus (original link) Inside Higher Ed August 17, 2015

Gadgets on the Road (original link) Inside Higher Ed April 24, 2015

Staying Healthy on a Crowded Campus (original link) Inside Higher Ed March 4, 2015

You Need a Website (original link) Inside Higher Ed November 11, 2013

Finding E-Mail Equilibrium (original link) Inside Higher Ed October 16, 2013

How I Spent Summer 'Vacation' (original link) Inside Higher Ed October 2, 2013

Finding the Right Context (original link) Inside Higher Ed February 25, 2013

The Ever-Evolving C.V. (original link) Inside Higher Ed January 23, 2013

Learning from Others' CVs (original link) Inside Higher Ed December 14, 2012

From Review to Publication (original link) Inside Higher Ed September 26, 2011

Journal Submissions (original link) Inside Higher Ed September 2, 2011

Propelling Joint Projects (original link) Inside Higher Ed September 15, 2010

The Case for Collaboration (original link) Inside Higher Ed August 27, 2010

The Academic Traveler (original link) Inside Higher Ed December 21, 2009

Conference Do's and Dont's (original link) Inside Higher Ed October 19, 2009

The Conference Scene (original link) Inside Higher Ed September 14, 2009

More Than Merit (original link) Inside Higher Ed July 31, 2009

A Primer on Electronic Communication (original link) Inside Higher Ed November 28, 2006