Elad Segev

Elad Segev is a Professor in the DAN Department of Communication at Tel Aviv University since 2010. His research focuses on the interplay between information and power, particularly in global contexts. Key areas include international news flow analysis, digital divide studies, and application of semantic network analysis. He earned his PhD from the University of Keele, England. His work explores topics such as country image formation, online search behaviors, and the impact of social media on diplomacy. Collaborations with institutions like the Technion and Yale University highlight his interdisciplinary approach.

Education:

• PhD in Communication Studies, University of Keele (England)

Research Interests:

• Global information flows and their societal implications
• Provocation narratives in media
• Network analysis methodologies
• Science communication and public engagement with science

Key Projects:

• International News Flow Online: Analyzing cross-cultural news biases
• Google and the Digital Divide: Exploring search engine dynamics
• Semantic Network Analysis: Developing tools for text analysis

Grants:

• SNF-funded study on news bias detection

His lab collaborates with global researchers to advance understanding of digital media’s role in shaping global perceptions and power structures.