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News portals as a gateway to civic engagement: The case of South Korea by Kim, Dam Hee, von Herrmann, Joshua, Nah, Seungahn

“…Applying the communication mediation model and the communication infrastructure theory in the Korean news media environment, the current study investigates the…”
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From Online Disagreement to Offline Action: How Diverse Motivations for Using Social Media Can Increase Political Information Sharing and Catalyze Offline Political Participation by Lane, Daniel S., Kim, Dam Hee, Lee, Slgi S., Weeks, Brian E., Kwak, Nojin

“…Amid growing concerns over the contentious tenor of online political discourse, scholars have begun to recognize that the social contexts and affordances…”
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Sharing and Commenting Facilitate Political Learning on Facebook: Evidence From a Two-Wave Panel Study by Kim, Dam Hee, Weeks, Brian E., Lane, Daniel S., Hahn, Lauren B., Kwak, Nojin

“…Social media, as sources of political news and sites of political discussion, may be novel environments for political learning. Many early reports, however,…”
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Incidental Exposure, Selective Exposure, and Political Information Sharing: Integrating Online Exposure Patterns and Expression on Social Media by Weeks, Brian E., Lane, Daniel S., Kim, Dam Hee, Lee, Slgi S., Kwak, Nojin

“…Political information sharing in social media offers citizens opportunities to engage with news and express their political views, but how do different…”
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Explaining the Diversity Deficit: Value-Trait Consistency in News Exposure and Democratic Citizenship by Kim, Dam Hee, Pasek, Josh

“…Although scholars consider it important for citizens to seek diverse information to optimize citizenship, a growing body of research suggests that many people…”
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Editorial: Understanding malicious behaviors on digital platforms by Kim, Seongcheol, Kim, Dam Hee, Nam, Changi, Park, Ahran

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Fostering mask-wearing with virality metrics and social media literacy: evidence from the U.S. and Korea by Kim, Dam Hee, Kuru, Ozan, Zeng, Jiaqi, Kim, Seongcheol

“…Although social media can pose threats to the public health by spreading misinformation and causing confusion, they can also provide wider access to health…”
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Now We’re Talking? Understanding the Interplay Between Online Selective and Incidental Exposure and Their Influence on Online Cross-Cutting Political Discussion by Kwak, Nojin, Lane, Daniel S., Weeks, Brian E., Kim, Dam Hee, Lee, Slgi S.

“…This study examines how two distinct patterns of online political information exposure—pro-attitudinal selective exposure and counter-attitudinal incidental…”
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Social Media Expression and the Political Self by Lane, Daniel S, Lee, Slgi S, Liang, Fan, Kim, Dam Hee, Shen, Liwei, Weeks, Brian E, Kwak, Nojin

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From observation on social media to offline political participation: The social media affordances approach by Kim, Dam Hee, Ellison, Nicole B.

“…Building on prior studies suggesting that social media can facilitate offline political participation, this study seeks to clarify the mechanism behind this…”
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Diverse exposure and deliberative practices revisited: proposing three motivations for disagreement processing by Kim, Dam Hee

“…Individuals are normatively expected to consume diverse viewpoints to become good citizens capable of deliberation although empirical evidence does not…”
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OTT and live streaming services: Past, present, and future by Kim, Seongcheol, Baek, Hyunmi, Kim, Dam Hee

“…This editorial article aims to introduce the virtual special issue (VSI) on the past, present, and future of OTT and live streaming services. This article…”
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What types of films are successful at the box office? Predicting opening weekend and non-opening gross earnings of films by Kim, Dam Hee

“…Although the film industry is high risk, sequels and films adapted from novels or comic books can be financially successful because they can capitalise on the…”
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Brand Extension Strategies in the Film Industry: Factors behind Financial Performance of Adaptations and Sequels by Kim, Dam Hee

“…In the film industry, which is notoriously high risk, sequels and adaptations stand out as successful films. Conceptualizing adaptations and sequels as…”
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Perceptions of mis- or disinformation exposure predict political cynicism: Evidence from a two-wave survey during the 2018 US midterm elections by Jones-Jang, S Mo, Kim, Dam Hee, Kenski, Kate

“…Despite a fast-growing body of literature on fake news and mis-/disinformation, there remains surprisingly little empirical work on the social/political…”
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When Does Incidental Exposure Prompt Political Participation? Cross-National Research on the Importance of Individualism and Collectivism by Kim, Dam Hee, Kwak, Nojin

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COVID-19 News Exposure and Vaccinations: A Moderated Mediation of Digital News Literacy Behavior and Vaccine Misperceptions by Wu, Yuanyuan, Kuru, Ozan, Kim, Dam Hee, Kim, Seongcheol

“…Being exposed to and believing in misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines is a challenge for vaccine acceptance. Yet, how countervailing factors such as news…”
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Are Social Media Worth It for News Media?: Explaining News Engagement on Tumblr and Digital Traffic of News Websites by Kim, Dam Hee, Desai, Meera

“…News organizations, faced with financial challenges in transitioning to a digital era, have embraced social media to attract an audience. Little, however, is…”
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Media Diversity Policies for the Public: Empirical Evidence Examining Exposure Diversity and Democratic Citizenship by Kim, Dam Hee, Kwak, Nojin

“…The pursuit of media diversity as a policy goal finds its foundation in First Amendment values which assume that the public welfare requires broad…”
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Social Media Expression and the Political Self by Lane, Daniel S, Lee, Slgi S, Liang, Fan, Kim, Dam Hee, Shen, Liwei, Weeks, Brian E, Kwak, Nojin

“…Abstract Expression has the power to shape how we see ourselves. In this paper, we argue that the dynamics of political expression on social media can…”
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