- 513-745-3887
- Walter Schott Hall, Room 313
- ML STT-121
Dr. Andrew Zolides
Associate Professor, Communication Department
Dr. Zolides teaches courses in digital media, internet culture, and media analysis. His research focuses on new media industries and how institutional structures impact the types of messages and discourse we see. His research interests include the political economy of digital media industries, media consolidation, content moderation policies, and digital labor. He also studies the relationship between authoritarian political beliefs and digital media platforms. Currently he is researching how politics have been instilled with celebrity discourses and what this means for our understanding of representative democracy and personal citizenship.
- 513-745-3887
- Walter Schott Hall, Room 313
- ML STT-121
Dr. Zolides teaches courses in digital media, internet culture, and media analysis. His research focuses on new media industries and how institutional structures impact the types of messages and discourse we see. His research interests include the political economy of digital media industries, media consolidation, content moderation policies, and digital labor. He also studies the relationship between authoritarian political beliefs and digital media platforms. Currently he is researching how politics have been instilled with celebrity discourses and what this means for our understanding of representative democracy and personal citizenship.
First Year at Xavier
2017
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Expertise digital media, social networks, media industries, celebrity studies, cultural studies
- Ph.D. (University of Wisconsin-Madison);MA (New York University);BA (University of South Carolina)