Sarah T. Roberts: New Book Looks “Behind the Screen” of Commercial Content Moderation
Amid the intricacies of social media and its minefield of violent and heinous acts that are posted by users worldwide,…
Sarah T. Roberts: New Book Goes “Behind the Screen” of Online Content Moderation
About ten years ago, as user-generated content was exploding across the social media landscape, an emerging academic researcher named Sarah…
Safiya U. Noble: Factual and Just Information a Pillar of Democracy
Safiya Noble, UCLA professor of Information Studies, took part in The Wall Street Journal’s Future of Everything Festival that took…
Lauren Trujillo: MLIS Student Curates Online Memorial to Honor Isla Vista Victims
Soon-to-be MLIS graduate Lauren Trujillo has created an online archive of mourning for the victims of the Isla Vista shootings…
Sarah T. Roberts: Is Social Media Responsible for Violence Online?
Sarah T. Roberts, assistant professor at UCLA’s Department of Information Studies, commented in USA Today on the responsibility that social…
UCLA IS Colloquium Features Diverse Topics in Information Fields
The UCLA Department of Information Studies continues its annual IS Colloquium Series on Thursdays at 3 p.m. in the Graduate…
Sarah T. Roberts: The Great Value of a UCLA IS Degree
Professor Sarah T. Roberts’ keynote for a daylong symposium to celebrate the 60th Anniversary of UCLA Information Studies delineated a…
UCLA IS Celebrates 60 Years of Excellence, Innovation
The UCLA Department of Information Studies celebrated its 60th Anniversary on Dec. 1 with a Celebration & Symposium, held on the…