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- June 2020 – News Framing, Election Year Communication, Selling Feminism
- May 2020 – Communicating During COVID-19, Data Journalism, Native Advertising
- February 2020 – Research and Insights: CEOs and Twitter, Political Polarization, Machines and Social Cues
- January 2020 – Black Consumers, AI in Media, Corporate Altruism
- November 2019 – CJC Research: Vaping, Gag Orders, Big Data and Political Satire
- September 2019 – Communication Research and Insights from UFCJC
- July 2019 – New Ad Agency Roles, Issues with VR Research
- June 2019 – Insights on VR, Fantasy Sports, Instagram and Company Culture
- May 2019 – Are Spoilers Really That Bad?
- December 2018 – CJC Experts on Branded Content, Social Change and Improving Employee Engagement
- September 2018 – CJC Experts on the Science of What Makes Us Care, Overcoming Science Skepticism and First Amendment Issues
- Summer 2018 – The Science of Trust, Storytelling and Fighting Hate
- April 2018 – CJC Experts Examine Fake News, Voting Beliefs and How Games and Humor Can Change Behaviors
- March 2018 – CJC experts discuss school walkouts, cancer clinical trials, health journalism and crisis communication strategy
- February 2018 – Four Ways to Take Your Team and Communication Strategy to the Next Level
- January 2018 – Journal of Public Interest Communications Releases Second Issue
- December 2017 – CJC Experts on How Social Media Connected and Divided Us in 2017
- November 2017 – CJC Experts Explore Media Violence, Science Communication, Digital Audiences and Work Culture
- October 2017 – Fighting Cancer With Better Communication
- September 2017 – Can better communication make a better world?
- August 2017 – CJC Experts on Freedom of Speech on University Campuses
- July 2017 – CJC Experts on the Future of Audience Data
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