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People increasingly rely on Internet and web-based information despite evidence that it is potential}}/ inaccurate and biased. Therefore, this study sought to assess people's perceptions of the… (More)
- Miriam J. Metzger, Andrew J. Flanagin, Ryan B. Medders
- 2010
The tremendous amount of information available online has resulted in considerable research on information and source credibility. The vast majority of scholars, however, assume that individuals work… (More)
The proliferation of information sources as a result of networked computers and other interconnected devices has prompted significant changes in the amount, availability, and nature of geographic… (More)
- Andrew J. Flanagin, Miriam J. Metzger
- New Media & Society
- 2007
Data from 574 participants were used to assess perceptions of message, site, and sponsor credibility across four genres of websites; to explore the extent and effects of verifying web-based… (More)
- Miriam J. Metzger, Andrew J. Flanagin, Lara Zwarun
- Computers & Education
- 2003
Concerns about the potentially dubious nature of online information and users’ ability to evaluate it appropriately prompted this research on college students’ use of Web-based information, their… (More)
With the sudden explosion of digital media content and access devices in the last generation, there is now more information available to more people from more sources than at any time in human… (More)
- Peter R. Monge, Janet Fulk, Michael E. Kalman, Andrew J. Flanagin, Claire Parnassa, Suzanne Rumsey
- 1998
This a r t ic le presents a publ ic goods-based theory tha t descr ibes the process of producing mult i f i rm, al l iance-based, interorganizat ional communicat ion and informat ion publ ic goods .… (More)
Collective action theory, which is widely applied to explain human phenomena in which public goods are at stake, traditionally rests on at least two main tenets: that individuals confront discrete… (More)
ecent developments in computer hardware and software, data exchange protocols, compression technologies, and the physical communication infrastructure have quickly made the Internet-World Wide Web… (More)
- Patrick B. O'Sullivan, Andrew J. Flanagin
- New Media & Society
- 2003
Researchers examining ‘flaming’ – defined as hostile and aggressive interactions via text-based computer mediatedcommunication – have proposed theoretical frameworks to explain possible causes.… (More)