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Damian Trilling 🟥 @damiantrilling.net · 10/03/2026

Een logistiek bedrijf dat op zijn website doodleuk stelt dat je hun afleverbevestigingen niet moet geloven, omdat hun bezorgers die nu eenmaal weleens vervalsen. Je gelooft het niet. Geen @speld.nl , wel @postnl.bsky.social .

Waarom krijg ik een melding dat mijn pakket is bezorgd, terwijl ik het nog niet heb?

Onze bezorgers doen hun best om je pakket op tijd te bezorgen en weten bijna altijd waar het is. Maar in de drukte kan er soms iets misgaan. Bijvoorbeeld wanneer de bezorger alle pakketten aan het begin van de ronde scant. Hierdoor krijg je meteen een melding, terwijl je pakket later wordt bezorgd.

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Damian Trilling 🟥 @damiantrilling.net · 14/01/2026

MS Office is zo'n flutproduct. Als zo'n taalfout in een opensource-product stond zou iedereen grappen maken dat je geen kwaliteit kunt verwachten als iedereen zomaar kan bijdragen, dat het geen professioneel product is, ... Maar als je Microsoft heet koopt iedereen het toch, dus waarom je best doen?

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Damian Trilling 🟥 @damiantrilling.net · 01/11/2025

Mocht je naar #museumnacht gaan: in museum Tot Zover geef ik vanochtend een serie korte lezingen! museumnacht.amsterdam/programma/sp...

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Damian Trilling 🟥 @damiantrilling.net · 16/06/2025

@jbgruber.bsky.social & @vanatteveldt.com argue that as data become more difficult to collect (no APIs, scraping more difficult) we need to share existing data more. And how non-consumptive research is a way to do that without goi g to jail! #ica25

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Damian Trilling 🟥 @damiantrilling.net · 16/06/2025

@vanatteveldt.com presents a new Dutch stance detection datasets and makes important points that are often neglected in sentiment analyses in communication research #ica25

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Damian Trilling 🟥 @damiantrilling.net · 15/06/2025

@kenzalamot.bsky.social and @jonathanhendrickx.bsky.social propose a “Quality turn in journalism” and show how Flemish newspapers use tagging of articles to understand user engagement

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Damian Trilling 🟥 @damiantrilling.net · 13/06/2025

Didn’t see *that* kind of impact coming: our work inspired people to also collect data donation data at a festival #newmethod #cool #ica25

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Damian Trilling 🟥 @damiantrilling.net · 13/06/2025

@tgrootkormelink.bsky.social showing his very innovative approach to integrating WhatsApp-diaries, data donation, and qualitative interviews to get a much deeper understanding of users media practices #ica25 Very much looking forward to more such work that really *integrates* different methods!

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Damian Trilling 🟥 @damiantrilling.net · 13/06/2025

Very impressive work presented by @anjabechmann.bsky.social - her team managed to get really impressive sample sizes and quite okay-ish dropout rates with #datadination, much better than previous work (also ours). #ica25

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Damian Trilling 🟥 @damiantrilling.net · 04/02/2025

Really interesting presentation by @jonathanhendrickx.bsky.social and @kenzalamot.bsky.social at #etmaal2025 on tags & metrics used in newsrooms…

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Damian Trilling 🟥 @damiantrilling.net · 03/02/2025

@elifkilik.com does so great work using computational methods to study news diversity. Keep an eye on her work! #etmaal2025

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Damian Trilling 🟥 @damiantrilling.net · 03/02/2025

Supervisor-friendly positioning of posters at #etmaal2025: Roeland Dubèls work on information quality of press criticism on social media next to @rupertkiddle.com ‘s work on osmotic news recommendation

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Damian Trilling 🟥 @damiantrilling.net · 03/02/2025

Roeland Dubèl presenting on his impressive analysis (WIP) of news media trust expressions: how to social media users criticize media? (with small roles for @markboukes.bsky.social @shjjacobs.bsky.social and me) at #etmaal2025

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Damian Trilling 🟥 @damiantrilling.net · 22/11/2024

To all followers in the Netherlands, before you enjoy your well-deserved weekend: do not forget to join us Monday in the protest against the highest budget cuts in Dutch higher education!

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Damian Trilling 🟥 @damiantrilling.net · 20/11/2024

The 10% are sometimes taught as a rule of thumb but don't make sense to begin with, because the required sample size is not linear. In our open-access book at cssbook.net/content/chap... we write: (the references there give more detailed info)

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