Publications & Grants

Grants

Zhang, M. & Ng, Y.M.M. (2023). Trending now: How do Twitter trends impact social and personal agendas? International Journal of Communication, 17. https://ijoc.org/index.php/ijoc/article/view/20324/4094
Ng, Y.M.M., & Taneja, H. (2023). Web use remains highly regional even in the age of global platform monopolies. PLOS ONE, 18, e0278594. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0278594

Ng, Y.M.M., & Taneja, H. (2019). Mapping user-centric Internet Geographies: How similar are countries in their web use patterns?. Journal of Communication, 69(5), 467–489. https://doi.org/10.1093/joc/jqz030

Zhang, M., & Ng, Y.M.M. (2023, August). Reality check: The effects of hiding dislikes on YouTube’s user behavior. Paper will be presented to Communication Technology Division of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication for its annual conference, Washington, DC.
Ng, Y.M.M., & Ray, R. (2023, June). The Twitter exodus: Negotiating the transition from Twitter to Mastodon among journalists. Paper presented to Mastodon research symposium. University of Warwick, United Kingdom (hybrid).
Zhang, M. and Ng, Y.M.M. (2023, May). Making social cues invisible: How the absence of public dislike counts affects YouTube users’ behavior. Paper presented to Communication & Technology Division of the International Communication Association for its annual conference, Toronto, Canada.

Ng, Y.M.M. & Taneja, H. (2022, July). Global web use remains highly regional even in the age of platform giants. Paper presented to IC2S2: 8th International Conference on Computational Social Science, Chicago, IL.
Zhang, M. and Ng, Y.M.M. (2022, May). Trending Now: How Twitter trending topics impact public and individual agenda? Paper presented to Annual Conference of American Association for Public Opinion Research, Chicago, IL.

Ng, Y.M.M. & Taneja, H. (2020, August). How similar are global geographies of online consumption? Comparing usage of websites, YouTube trends, and Twitter trends over 100 countries. Paper presented to Communication Theory and Methodology Division of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication for its annual conference (virtual).

Ng, Y.M.M. & Taneja, H. (2019, May). What drives similarity in global web usage: The role of language, geography, and the size of Internet market. Paper presented to Information Systems Division of the International Communication Association for its annual conference, Washington, DC.