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Such a fun read! Don't miss out this meme-ingful study! 🎉🎉🎉 @masscommgrad.bsky.social @bellisariograded.bsky.social

HUGE thanks to an incredible team, and it's been an honor to lead this effort. After a long journey, it’s amazing to see the paper finally find its home. 🙌

Here is free access for the next 50 days: authors.elsevier.com/a/1ljHi_,51z...

"So, how Global does my paper need to be?

We get this a lot, and the short answer is that "if it's from the Globe we call home, it's interesting to GPC."

Our focus on Global is less about a narrow view on work from specific regions but more a recognition that journals need truly Global engagement!

Thx for sharing it!!! ❤️❤️❤️

This highlights why where matters in information/communication policy and why spatial context is essential for both understanding and modeling digital inequality. First presented back in TPRC 2022… great to finally see it out! Full article here: authors.elsevier.com/a/1lFhq98SH2...

Using Bayesian spatial modeling and hotspot analysis, I explore how public Wi-Fi hotspots are distributed across the city. While public Wi-Fi helps reach some marginalized communities, deployment patterns still follow commercial density and existing spatial inequalities.

🚀 Hot off the press!🔥 After first presenting it at TPRC 2022, I’m thrilled to share my latest article, now published in Technological Forecasting & Social Change: "From phone booths to Wi-Fi kiosks: the spatial inequality of public connectivity in New York City." 🗽📶.

Thx for spotting me in the pic! 😆