Social Data Collaboratory

Our study with Truth Initiative found a proliferation of related content on Instagram, which focused on product promotion and ni****ne & addiction that included youth culture and lifestyle appeals. Read more: http://bit.ly/JUULInsta. SDC contributing authors: Anna Kostygina, Yoonsang Kim, Glen Szczypka and Sherry Emery. Image copyright BMJ Journals, To***co Control, 2019.

Characterising JUUL-related posts on Instagram Background JUUL, a high-tech, popular va**ng device, was the first major electronic cigarette (e-cigarette) brand to incorporate social media into its marketing strategy. There is growing concern around the increasing use of JUUL and other electronic ni****ne delivery devices among youth, and their....

4 major ***co companies were ordered to share corrective statements on health risks on mass media channels. The ad buys were not consistent with strategies effective in generating high audience reach and the ads failed to generate engagement. Read more in our article in To***co Control: http://bit.ly/correctives Authors from NORC's Social Data Collaboratory and Truth Initiative

Exposure and reach of the US court-mandated corrective statements advertising campaign on broadcast and social media Objective As a remedy to committing fraud and violating civil racketeering laws, in November 2017, four major to***co companies were court-ordered to develop and disseminate corrective statements regarding smoking health risks using mass media channels. We aimed to describe the nature, timing, reach...

Social Data Collaboratory updated their website address.

Social Data Collaboratory updated their phone number.

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Hard Questions: Is Spending Time on Social Media Bad for Us? From the Facebook Newsroom

Hard Questions: Is Spending Time on Social Media Bad for Us? | Facebook Newsroom With people spending more time on social media, many rightly wonder whether that time is good for us. Do people connect in meaningful ways online? Or are they simply consuming trivial updates and polarizing memes at the expense of time with loved ones?

Social Data Collaboratory updated their business hours.

Sherry is going to speaking at this year's Agents of Change Summit! We're so excited! Follow along the hashtag for more information.

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Our Director, Sherry Emery, is a keynote at the Agents of Change Summit next year!

We are so excited that AmeriSpeak launched their Teen Panel!

We're proud (and super excited!) to introduce a pilot of the AmeriSpeak Teen Panel. Check your email to see if you've been invited to join us! Learn more: https://myvoice.amerispeak.org/

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Good luck to Anna Kostygina and Sherry Emery today as they present at the NORC at the University of Chicago Idea Labs Awards! We're so proud of the work they do here. Anna recently presented similar work at American Association for Public Opinion Research (AAPOR)'s annual meeting! Let us know if you saw her poster!

Thanks NORC at the University of Chicago for posting! We're excited about the paper being published in JAMA!

‘Low T’ television ads linked to surge in testosterone use By Lisa Rapaport(Reuters Health) - - Men who see more ads for low testosterone or "low T" on local television channels may be more likely to seek tes

Check out our latest publication in Journal of Medical Internet Research (JMIR) led by Shyanika Rose from Truth Initiative, Catherine Jo, Steven Binns, Melissa Buenger, Yoonsang Kim, Sherry Emery and Kurt Ribisl of UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health. The paper is titled: "Perceptions of Menthol Ci******es Among Twitter Users: Content and Sentiment Analysis".

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We are so excited to share our new logo! Thanks for all the help provided to us at NORC at the University of Chicago and the genius design work of Stoneking Studios! We love it!

We're welcoming AmeriSpeak to Facebook today! They just launched their page.

HMC's Director Sherry Emery is coordinating along with other academics a special issue in the Journal of Healthcare Informatics Research and they've just opened up a call for papers!

Be sure to visit the page for more information. Submissions are due May 15th, 2017.

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Eman H. Aly just published her first piece on the Sparks blog at NORC at the University of Chicago.

NORC released a study commemorating their 75th anniversary, and they found some really interesting things, like how legacy media still enjoys lots of trust with a majority of Americans. Word of mouth is important, and isn't social media just a different part of word of mouth?

75 Years and Counting: How Digital and Legacy Media Rely on Each Other The specific technology is different, but the desire for information about the world around us is still significant.

Happy 75th to NORC at the University of Chicago!!

On October 27, 1941, the National Opinion Research Center was founded by Harry Field.
Learn more about our history, and celebrate our 75th anniversary and Founding Day, at NORC.org - http://www.norc.org/About/Pages/our-history.aspx

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Research Assistant - Data Enclave - Bethesda, Maryland, United States - National Opinion Research Center (NORC) NORC at the University of Chicago is seeking a Research Assistant to provide desk side technical support for the Data Enclave which includes answering user PC and software questions and providing resolution to issues, maintaining a log through dat...

Data for informed decisions! Check out NORC at the University of Chicago's latest report!

Guided Care: A Structured Approach to Providing Comprehensive Primary Care for Complex Patients In the Guided Care model, specially trained nurses create care plans, educate and support high-need patients and their caregivers, and coordinate care among providers, using formal assessment and planning tools to set priorities for stabilizing health and achieving patients’ goals.