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Nicholas Proferes, PhD (he/him/his)

Arizona State
Phoenix, AZ

Nicholas Proferes is an Associate Professor at Arizona State University’s School of Social and Behavioral Sciences. His research interests include users’ understandings of socio-technical systems such as social media, societal discourse about technology, and issues of power and ethics in the digital landscape. As part of this research agenda, he has studied Twitter users’ understandings of information flows and how that knowledge impacts the choices users make on the platform; how tech leaders such as Mark Zuckerberg use strategic language choices to position their technologies in society; and how communities of academic researchers are conceptualizing information ethics and the impact of that on their research practices.

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