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When ‘What’s on Your Mind’ is Tragic, Not Happy – Sharing Sad News on Social Media

October 3, 2018
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Read time: 5-15 mins
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School of Information assistant professor Nazanin Andalibi discusses her findings about why and how people post sad or tragic news on social media, with the norm being posting happy news.

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