PAGE MEDIA GROUP creates thoughtful, research-informed content across civic media, media psychology, publishing, education, and original productions.
Each project is designed to inform, deepen understanding, and connect ideas with meaningful public impact.
Each project is designed to inform, deepen understanding, and connect ideas with meaningful public impact.
Our Work
Civic Media
Media Psychology
Content & Productions
We the People Unite creates informed civic dialogue, public-affairs programming, and community-centered conversations designed to strengthen understanding and engagement.
Research-informed content exploring how media, artificial intelligence, persuasion, and disinformation shape perception, belief, behavior, and society.
Original video, interviews, digital programming, educational media, and selected film projects created to inform, engage, and deepen public understanding.
University instruction, conference presentations, workshops, and public speaking that translate research into practical tools for students, professionals, and community audiences.
My research focuses on media psychology, artificial intelligence, disinformation, and the psychological processes that shape how people evaluate and share information.
Books & Publications
Teaching & Speaking
Research & Resources
Media psychology
Film and media studies
AI literacy and responsible AI use
Disinformation, propaganda, and persuasion
Digital media production and storytelling
Research methods and media analysis
Technology education for older adults
University & Adult Education
Workshops & Community Programs
Staying Safe in the Age of AI
Recognizing AI-generated scams and manipulated media
How algorithms shape perception and behavior
Evaluating online claims before sharing
Understanding propaganda and emotional manipulation
Digital safety for older adults
Using AI ethically for research, writing, and creative work
Speaking Topics
The Psychology of Disinformation
Truth Is No Longer Discovered—It Is Delivered
Follow the Money: Understanding the Systems Behind Persuasive Media
AI, Trust, and the Future of Reality
Before You Share It: A Framework for Evaluating Online Claims
How Media Manipulation Exploits Fear, Identity, and Confirmation Bias
Storytelling in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
The Human Side of Emerging Technology
Speaking Formats
Speaking Formats
Keynote presentations
Guest lectures
Conference presentations
Faculty and professional-development workshops
Community education programs
Panel discussions
Media interviews and expert commentary
Virtual presentations and webinars
Current Research
AI-assisted interventions against disinformation
Source-and-funding transparency
Inoculation and prebunking strategies
Psychological responses to persuasive media
Credibility judgments and sharing intentions
Confirmation bias and motivated reasoning
Media manipulation and amplification networks
Trust, provenance, and digital authenticity
Featured Resources
Misinformation and Disinformation
American Psychological Association
An accessible introduction to the difference between misinformation and disinformation and the psychological research surrounding both.
How and Why Does Misinformation Spread?
American Psychological Association
Explores how identity, emotion, novelty, and social influence affect whether people share inaccurate information.
C2PA and Content Credentials Explainer
Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity
Explains how Content Credentials can document the origin and editing history of digital media.
Examining Media and Information Literacy Responses to Generative AI
UNESCO
Examines how media and information literacy can help people navigate generative AI, digital platforms, and questions of trust.
Reclaiming Truth: AI’s Role in the Disinformation Age
Author 2025
Reclaiming Truth: Money, Media, and Manipulation
In development
Russian Influence Operations: Disinformation and Beyond—An Overview
Contributing chapter - 2026