Fixing Social Media

School of Public Policy, UMass Amherst, 2020

What the Post Office Can Tell us about the Internet

Future of Speech Online, 2018

The System is Broken… and That’s the Good News

re:publica, 2015

Digital Cosmopolitan

Talks at Google, 2014

Saving the World with Advocacy Journalism

Nieman Center, 2013

Cute Cats and the Arab Spring

University of British Columbia, 2011

How to Listen to Global Voices

TED Talk, TED Global, 2010

A Compact History of the Social Internet

Harvard Berkman Center, 2006

Bermejo…Zuckerman (2026), Media Cloud 2.0: An Updated Open Web News Archive, ICWSM 2026

Lane and Zuckerman (2026), The loyal client: lessons from the past for the future of social media, Internet Histories

Zuckerman and McGrady (2026), The Quotidian Web and the Accidental Archive, International Journal of Communication

McGrady, Zheng and Zuckerman (2025), One Platform, Four Languages, Social Media+ Society

Zuckerman and Brickman (2025), Improving Social Media with Middleware, ANNALS

Gazia…Zuckerman (2024), Proactive blocking through the automated identification of likely harassers, Journal of Online Trust and Safety

Partridge…Zuckerman (2024), Here be livestreams: Trade-offs in creating temporal maps of Reddit, ACM Web Science

McGrady…Zuckerman (2023), Dialing for Videos: A random sample of YouTube, Journal of Quantitative Description

Zuckerman and Nicolucci (2023), From community governance to customer service and back again, Social Media+ Society

Bogaerts, Van Dijck, Zuckerman (2023), Creating PublicSpaces: centering public values in digital infrastructures, Digital Government: Research and Practice

Zuckerman (2023), Why Study Media Ecosystems?, chapter in Understanding Movement Parties Through their Communication

Nicolucci and Zuckerman (2022), Forgetful Advertising: Imagining a More Responsible Digital Ad System, Yale Journal of Law & Technology

Zuckerman (2022), How social media could teach us to be better citizens, Journal of e-Learning and Knowledge Society

Papakyriakopoulos and Zuckerman (2021), The Media During the Rise of Trump: Identity Politics, Immigration, ‘Mexican’ Demonization and Hate-Crime, ICWSM 2021

Roberts…Zuckerman (2021), Media Cloud: Massive Open Source Collection of Global News on the Open Web, ICWSM 2021

Zuckerman (2021), Why Study Media Ecosystems?, Information, Communication & Society

Nicolucci and Zuckerman (2021), An Illustrated Field Guide to Social Media, Knight First Amendment Institute, Columbia University

Zuckerman (2020), What is Digital Public Infrastructure?, Journalism and Liberty

Zuckerman (2020), The Case for Digital Public Infrastructure, Knight First Amendment Institute, Columbia University

Zuckerman, E., Matias, J. N., Bhargava, R., Bermejo, F., & Ko, A. (2019), Whose Death Matters? A Quantitative Analysis of Media Attention to Deaths of Black Americans in Police Confrontations, International Journal of Communication, 13, 27

Ndulue, E. B., Bermejo, F., Ramos, K., Lowe, S., Hoffman, N., & Zuckerman, E. (2019), The language of immigration reporting: Normalizing vs. watchdogging in a nativist age

Zuckerman (2019), Building a More Honest Internet, Columbia Journalism Review

Zuckerman (2019), QAnon and the Emergence of the Unreal, Journal of Design and Science

York and Zuckerman (2019), Moderating the Public Sphere, chapter in Human Rights in the Age of Platforms, MIT Press

Zuckerman (2018), Four Problems for News and Democracy, Trust, Media and Democracy

Zuckerman (2017), Mistrust, efficacy and the new civics: understanding the deep roots of the crisis of faith in journalism, Aspen Institute whitepaper

Barabas, Narula, Zuckerman (2017), Back to the Future: The Decentralized Web, MIT Digital Currency Initiative whitepaper

Zuckerman (2017), Zuckerberg and the Imaginary Cosmopolitan, California Review of Images and Mark Zuckerberg, vol.1 issue 1

Zuckerman (2017), Should Journalism Be a Surveillance Safe Space?, chapter in Journalism After Snowden, Columbia University Press

Roberts…Zuckerman (2017), Digital Health Communication and Global Public Influence: A Study of the Ebola Epidemic, Journal of Health Communication

D’Ignazio, Zuckerman (2017), “Are We Citizen Scientists, Citizen Sensors or Something Else Entirely?”, chapter in International Handbook of Media Literacy Education

Zuckerman (2016), The Perils of Using Technology to Solve Other People’s Problems, The Atlantic

Schiffrin, Zuckerman (2015), Can We Measure Media Impact? Surveying the Field, Stanford Social Innovation Review

Zuckerman (2014), The Internet’s Original Sin, The Atlantic

Zuckerman (2014), New Media, New Civics?, Policy & Internet, 6: 151-168

Graeff, Stempeck, Zuckerman (2014), The battle for ‘Trayvon Martin’: Mapping a media controversy online and off-line, First Monday

Zuckerman (2013), Cute Cats to the Rescue? Participatory Media and Political Expression, in “Youth, New Media and Political Participation”, MIT Press

Zuckerman, Roberts, McGrady, York and Palfrey (2011), Distributed Denial of Service Attacks Against Independent Media and Human Rights Sites, Berkman Center Research Publication

Zuckerman (2010), Intermediary Censorship, chapter in Access Controlled, MIT Press

Zuckerman (2010), Decentralizing the Mobile Phone – A Second ICT4D Revolution?, Information Technology and International Development, volume 6:99-103

Zuckerman (2010), International Reporting in the Age of Participatory Media, Daedalus 139:2

Zuckerman (2009), Citizen Media in the Kenyan Electoral Crisis, chapter in Citizen Journalism: Global Perspectives, Peter Lang

Zuckerman (2008), Serendipity, Echo Chambers, and the Front Page, Nieman Reports

Zuckerman (2007), Meet the Bridgebloggers, Public Choice 134:1-2

Zuckerman (2003), Working Paper: Global Attention Profiles, Berkman Center whitepaper