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Christine Larson is an assistant professor of journalism. She studies the impact of technology on media workers and cultural industries. HerÌýresearchÌýhas taken behind the scenes in newsrooms, Silicon Valley and romance writing conventions.

Larson’s research interests grew from 15 years as a new media worker and freelance journalist. Her award-winning articles and essays have appeared in The New York Times,Ìýthe Wall Street Journal,ÌýUS News & World Report,ÌýGlamour,ÌýCosmopolitan and many other publications. She has worked on staff at major magazines and has co-written three trade books on women and the babyÖ±²¥app. She was a John S. Knight Fellow at Stanford. As a senior facilitator with TheÌýOpEdÌýProject, she works to promote more diverse voices in opinion media and public discourse.  Ìý

Larson’s scholarly work has appeared in numerous peer-reviewed journals includingÌýInformation Communication and Society,ÌýMedia, Culture & Society a²Ô»å Public Culture.Ìý

LarsonÌýearned herÌýMA and a PhD in Communication from Stanford University, andÌýherÌýundergraduate degree in English from Princeton University.