In this episode, we're joined by Toby Hopp, Associate Professor in Advertising and Public Relations at CU Boulder, to discuss a fascinating study on the impact of social media on our perceptions of crime. The research, published in News, Media and Society, explores how using the Nextdoor app can heighten feelings of safety concerns and support for aggressive policing. We dive into the study's findings, the parallels with traditional news reporting, and the potential consequences of misinformation on our communities. Join us as we explore the complex relationship between social media, crime, and our perceptions of reality.

<p>In this episode, we're joined by Toby Hopp, Associate Professor in Advertising and Public Relations at CU Boulder, to discuss a fascinating study on the impact of social media on our perceptions of crime. The research, published in News, Media and Society, explores how using the Nextdoor app can heighten feelings of safety concerns and support for aggressive policing. We dive into the study's findings, the parallels with traditional news reporting, and the potential consequences of misinformation on our communities. Join us as we explore the complex relationship between social media, crime, and our perceptions of reality.</p>

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3-12-26 *INTERVIEW* Toby Hopp on Online Content Changing How People View the World

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