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Jeffrey Blevins

Cincinnati
As seen in: The Times of India, Memory Studies, SAGE Publishing, Taylor & Francis Online, LSE Connect, Yahoo, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Cincinnati Enquirer, Des Moines Register, The Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) and
Covers:  Politics and media, public affairs, social media, misinformation.
Professor: @SPIA_UC @ucccsp; #DD214Alumni @USArmy vet; member: @AmericanLegion @VFWHQ; fan: @Steelers @StLouisBlues @Cardinals @Lakers @FCCincinnati @SIUEMBB.

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Jeffrey Blevins’s Biography

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Dr. Jeffrey Layne Blevins is a Professor in the School of Public & International Affairs, and a Faculty Fellow of the Center for Cyber Strategy and Policy at the University of Cincinnati. His book with Dr. James Jaehoon Lee, Social Media, Social Justice, and the Political Economy of Online Networks (University of Cincinnati Press, 2022) <https://ucincinnatipress.uc.edu/9781947602847/social-media-social-justice-and-the-political-economy-of-online-networks/> won the 2023 Next Generation Indie Boo…

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Pathways Winter 2018

Pathways Winter 2018

Pathways magazine is Ohio Humanities' flagship publication. Each issue delivers a humanities perspective on i…

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Fake news, bots, and doublespeak: Epistemic Failure in the Marketplace of Ideas

Fake news, bots, and doublespeak: Epistemic Failure in the Marketplace of Ideas

Regulating fake news isn't the answer; rather we need news audiences with the critical literacy to appreciate…

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Habits for exercising civility when posting or tweeting comments

Habits for exercising civility when posting or tweeting comments

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Panoptic missorts and the hegemony of U.S. data privacy policy

Panoptic missorts and the hegemony of U.S. data privacy policy

This political economic analysis shows the inability of U.S. data privacy policy to properly address the harm…

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Analysis: Social media empowered in #Ferguson

Analysis: Social media empowered in #Ferguson

Social media provided instantaneous imagery and commentary in the civil unrest following the shooting death o…

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FCCs Latest Network Neutrality Proposal Not Fair to Consumers

FCCs Latest Network Neutrality Proposal Not Fair to Consumers

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is proposing new rules for the Internet that have significant imp…

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Restoring Local Grave Sites of Revolutionary War Veterans

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By Jeffrey Blevins
| Catholic Telegraph Verified
Home»Features»Restoring Local Grave Sites of Revolutionary War Veterans McNicholas Students and Veterans Restore Forgotten Grave Sites at Fulton-Presbyterian Cemetery / / 2 As faithful Catholics, we are called to perform corporal works of mercy, including respectful care of the deceased.
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They died for America. Are we worthy of their sacrifice? | Opinion

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By Jeffrey Blevins
| Yahoo Verified
Samuel Deeds, of Team Fastrax, adjusts a flag pole at Arlington Memorial Gardens in Springfield Twp., Ohio, on Thursday, May 21, 2026. Dozens of volunteers, including U.S. veterans, members of the Air National Guard, volunteers from “Operation Ramp It Up for Veterans”, and local businesses installed 1,000 United States flags for the 11th annual Memorial Day display. Every Memorial Day, we specifically honor those men and women who died in service to − or were killed in defense of − our country.
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They died for America. Are we worthy of their sacrifice? | Opinion

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By Jeffrey Blevins
| Cincinnati Enquirer Verified
CONTRIBUTORS Honoring the fallen means more than remembrance. It means preserving the nation and values they died defending. Jeffrey Layne Blevins Opinion contributor May 25, 2026, 10:25 a.m. ET Every Memorial Day, we specifically honor those men and women who died in service to − or were killed in defense of − our country.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Sports writer for the Du Quoin Evening Call in Illinois

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Of course -- pica AND elite

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Clark Kent
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