Leticia Bode
@leticiabode.bsky.social
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Professor at Georgetown, research director at KGI. Studying information, politics, health, etc. Also cats, Badgers, Astros, food, gardening.
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How common are “survey professionals” - people who take dozens of online surveys for pay - across online panels, and do they harm data quality?

Our paper, FirstView at @politicalanalysis.bsky.social, tackles this question using browsing data from three U.S. samples (Facebook, YouGov, and Lucid):
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Come hang out with us and talk about data access! #tsrconf
knightgtown.bsky.social
Also at 11:30am PT, @leticiabode.bsky.social cohosts a workshop w/ @naomishiffman.bsky.social, @angieholan.bsky.social & @whiskeyocelot.bsky.social “Let’s Share: A Framework for Researcher Access to Publicly Available Platform Data” to preview our new framework! Be sure to join + say hello #TSRConf
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From funding gaps to legal threats, the report shows what blocks public interest research - but also affirms our shared belief: that independent technology research is key to a just, transparent, and equitable digital future.

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The State of Independent Technology Research 2025
A report on the struggle to keep public-interest technology research alive—and the growing Coalition working to protect it.
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Chapter 8 of our book is all about science communicators, happy to share if you think it would be helpful!
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Totally agree. We have some forthcoming work that looks at bot corrections but it's really just scratching the surface.
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Great question! The answer is no not really. We talk some about LLMs in the conclusion but most of the research predates their proliferation.
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And if Chapter One convinces you, use discount code AUFLY30 for 30% off the paperback here global.oup.com/academic/pro...
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Feel this in my bones (via @dandrezner.bsky.social ). "it’s been a shitty week on top of a shitty month on top of a shitty year."
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Any DC friends thinking about adopting a pet? Fees are waived this Saturday!
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Tennis player Emma Raducanu on DC heat: "Different level...I think the humidity here as well, it just makes it feel completely like you have just opened an oven and it just stayed open and your head is in there.”

Yep.

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Leylah Fernandez’s marathon of an upset sends her to the DC Open final
The young Canadian sweated out a rally past Kazakhstan’s Elena Rybakina to advance in three sets. She’ll face Russia’s Anna Kalinskaya in Sunday’s final.
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Anyone have a great system for incorporating more work-related books into your life? (I do fine making time for fiction...)
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I really want to make progress on my towering stacks of books to be read this fall (partly just because at some point they will fall over and crush me and while that would be a totally appropriate way for me to die, I'd still prefer to avoid it).
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Stupid questions for folks in information integrity spaces. Where did the 3 D's concept (downrank, deplatform, demonetize) originate? @mantzarlis.com @craigsilverman.bsky.social @bgoldberg.bsky.social @alexleavitt.bsky.social @commscholar.bsky.social @brendannyhan.bsky.social @jianingli.bsky.social
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This book wouldn't exist without Andy's support way back in 2017!
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Now published!

@leticiabode.bsky.social and @ekvraga.bsky.social's exciting new book, Observed Correction: How We Can All Respond to Misinformation on Social Media.

Leticia and Emily are trailblazing pioneers in the research about online misinformation. (1/3)
Photo by Andrew Chadwick of Leticia Bode and Emily K. Vraga's new book Observed Correction, published July 2025 in the Oxford Studies in Digital Politics series from OUP USA.
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@alissacooper.bsky.social, upon hearing I used to have a pet snake: "Yea, that's on brand." 😆
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Special issue of Political Communication CFP on "the political communication dynamics at work in democratic decline—and in democratic resilience" - full manuscripts due December 15.
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Communicating Democratic Decline & Resilience
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One of the fun parts of my job as research director at KGI is occasionally briefing my colleagues on exciting new research. What are y'all seeing/doing lately on platform design, tech competition, or other related topics?
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Must read for anyone interested in tech competition policy.
knightgtown.bsky.social
🚨NEW Report: The Technical Feasibility of Divesting Google Chrome 🚨

Our report shows a Google Chrome divestiture is technically feasible and offers an engineering assessment of what it would take to separate Chrome from Google – and succeed: kgi.georgetown.edu/research-and... #USvGoogle
The Technical Feasibility of Divesting Google Chrome – Knight-Georgetown Institute
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This is really valuable work!
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None of 10 Trump actions we asked about win majority support. The closest are deportation at 49% & Ukraine aid cuts at 41%. Trump cuts to university grants are least popular at 32%, & the rest fall between 32% & 39% Reps are roughly 60% more supportive than Dems across all actions. 4/
Chart: Limited public support for Trump's actions. 32-49%, big party gaps with Dems 3-14%, Reps 61-86%, Independents 21-44%.