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Volume 24, Number 1, January 2022

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    Steve Jones, David W. Park:
    Editorial. 3-4
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    Thomas Colley, Martin Moore:
    The challenges of studying 4chan and the Alt-Right: 'Come on in the water's fine'. 5-30
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    Mireia Fernández-Ardèvol, Francesca Belotti, Francesca Ieracitano, Simone Mulargia, Andrea Rosales, Francesca Comunello:
    "I do it my way": Idioms of practice and digital media ideologies of adolescents and older adults. 31-49
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    Caroline Keen:
    Apathy, convenience or irrelevance? Identifying conceptual barriers to safeguarding children's data privacy. 50-69
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    Ben Egliston, Marcus Carter:
    Oculus imaginaries: The promises and perils of Facebook's virtual reality. 70-89
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    Hollis Griffin:
    The Politics of Merely Following: Witnessing AIDS on Instagram. 90-104
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    Kimery S. Lynch:
    Fans as transcultural gatekeepers: The hierarchy of BTS' Anglophone Reddit fandom and the digital East-West media flow. 105-121
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    Rikke Amundsen:
    Hetero-sexting as mediated intimacy work: 'Putting something on the line'. 122-137
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    Kaitlyn Regehr:
    In(cel)doctrination: How technologically facilitated misogyny moves violence off screens and on to streets. 138-155
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    Sara Erreygers, Michelle Symons, Heidi Vandebosch, Sara Pabian:
    Fictitious online victimization: Exploration and creation of a measurement instrument. 156-177
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    Sangwon Lee, Michael Xenos:
    Incidental news exposure via social media and political participation: Evidence of reciprocal effects. 178-201
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    Lital Henig, Tobias Ebbrecht-Hartmann:
    Witnessing Eva Stories: Media witnessing and self-inscription in social media memory. 202-226
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    Anders Olof Larsson:
    Picture-perfect populism: Tracing the rise of European populist parties on Facebook. 227-245
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    Abby Youran Qin:
    Book Review: The Evolution of the Chinese Internet: Creative Visibility in the Digital Age. 246-248
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    Cameron Kunzelman:
    Book Review: Against Flow: Video Games and the Flowing Subject. 248-249
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    Pablo Gracia:
    Book Review: The Digital Disconnect: The Social Causes and Consequences of Digital Inequalities. 250-251
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    Reviewer acknowledgements for volume 23. 252-267

Volume 24, Number 2, February 2022

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    Panayiota Tsatsou:
    Editor's introduction. 271-278
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    Axelle Asmar, Ilse Mariën, Leo Van Audenhove:
    No one-size-fits-all! Eight profiles of digital inequalities for customized inclusion strategies. 279-310
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    Phoebe Elers, Mohan J. Dutta, Steve Elers:
    Culturally centring digital inclusion and marginality: A case study in Aotearoa New Zealand. 311-327
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    Azeta Hatef:
    "The Facebook is a state of Roma": Negotiating identities, building communities, and belongingness online among Roma in the Czech Republic. 328-344
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    Holly A. Ritchie:
    An institutional perspective to bridging the divide: The case of Somali women refugees fostering digital inclusion in the volatile context of urban Kenya. 345-364
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    Zach Bastick, Marie Mallet-Garcia:
    Double lockdown: The effects of digital exclusion on undocumented immigrants during the COVID-19 pandemic. 365-383
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    Gerard Goggin, Karen Soldatic:
    Automated decision-making, digital inclusion and intersectional disabilities. 384-400
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    Nomy Bitman:
    "Authentic" digital inclusion? Dis/ability performances on social media by users with concealable communicative disabilities. 401-419
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    Herminder Kaur, Paula Saukko:
    Social access: role of digital media in social relations of young people with disabilities. 420-436
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    Giovanna Mascheroni, Davide Cino, Jakub Mikuska, David Smahel:
    Explaining inequalities in vulnerable children's digital skills: The effect of individual and social discrimination. 437-457
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    Arul Chib, Ming Wei Ang, Yingqin Zheng, Sarah Hoan Nguyen:
    Subverted agency: The dilemmas of disempowerment in digital practices. 458-477
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    Bianca C. Reisdorf, Julia R. Decook:
    Locked up and left out: Formerly incarcerated people in the context of digital inclusion. 478-495
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    Filippo Trevisan:
    Beyond accessibility: Exploring digital inclusivity in US progressive politics. 496-513
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    Fanny A. Ramirez:
    The digital divide in the US criminal justice system. 514-529
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    Patti M. Valkenburg, Irene I. van Driel, Ine Beyens:
    The associations of active and passive social media use with well-being: A critical scoping review. 530-549
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    Heath Row:
    Book Review: The Voice Catchers: How Marketers Listen in to Exploit Your Feelings, Your Privacy, and Your Wallet. 550-552
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    Weijuan Hu:
    Book Review: The social structure of online communities. 552-554

Volume 24, Number 3, March 2022

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    Laura Savolainen, Justus Uitermark, John D. Boy:
    Filtering feminisms: Emergent feminist visibilities on Instagram. 557-579
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    Seungae Lee, Lucy Atkinson, Yoon Hi Sung:
    Online bandwagon effects: Quantitative versus qualitative cues in online comments sections. 580-599
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    Sarah Mosseri:
    Being watched and being seen: Negotiating visibility in the NYC ride-hail circuit. 600-620
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    Joseph Seering, Geoff Kaufman, Stevie Chancellor:
    Metaphors in moderation. 621-640
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    Hyunjin Seo, Hannah Britton, Megha Ramaswamy, Darcey Altschwager, Mathew Blomberg, Shola Aromona, Bernard Schuster, Ellie Booton, Marilyn Ault, Joi Wickliffe:
    Returning to the digital world: Digital technology use and privacy management of women transitioning from incarceration. 641-666
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    Ingrid Richardson, Larissa Hjorth, Jordi Piera-Jimenez:
    The emergent potential of mundane media: Playing Pokémon GO in Badalona, Spain. 667-683
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    Sylvia Chan-Olmsted, Rang Wang:
    Understanding podcast users: Consumption motives and behaviors. 684-704
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    Sandra Banjac, Folker Hanusch:
    A question of perspective: Exploring audiences' views of journalistic boundaries. 705-723
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    Lauren B. McInroy, Oliver Wj Beer:
    Wands up! Internet-mediated social advocacy organizations and youth-oriented connective action. 724-740
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    Muira McCammon:
    Tweeted, deleted: An exploratory study of the US government's digital memory holes. 741-759
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    Manuel Goyanes, Márton Demeter:
    Beyond positive or negative: Understanding the phenomenology, typologies and impact of incidental news exposure on citizens' daily lives. 760-777
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    Edson C. Tandoc Jr., James Chong Boi Lee:
    When viruses and misinformation spread: How young Singaporeans navigated uncertainty in the early stages of the COVID-19 outbreak. 778-796
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    Kristina Stenström:
    Involuntary childlessness online: Digital lifelines through blogs and Instagram. 797-814
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    Amina Tariq, Diego Muñoz Sáez, Shanchita R. Khan:
    Social media use and family connectedness: A systematic review of quantitative literature. 815-832

Volume 24, Number 4, April 2022

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    Daria Gritsenko, Annette N. Markham, Holger Pötzsch, Mariëlle Wijermars:
    Algorithms, contexts, governance: An introduction to the special issue. 835-844
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    Anu Masso, Martha Chukwu, Stefano Calzati:
    (Non)negotiable spaces of algorithmic governance: Perceptions on the Ubenwa health app as a 'relocated' solution. 845-865
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    Krishnan Vasudevan, Ngai Keung Chan:
    Gamification and work games: Examining consent and resistance among Uber drivers. 866-886
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    Bidisha Chaudhuri:
    Programmed welfare: An ethnographic account of algorithmic practices in the public distribution system in India. 887-902
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    Lisa Reutter:
    Constraining context: Situating datafication in public administration. 903-921
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    Tiziano Bonini, Eleonora Maria Mazzoli:
    A convivial-agonistic framework to theorise public service media platforms and their governing systems. 922-941
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    Mariëlle Wijermars, Mykola Makhortykh:
    Sociotechnical imaginaries of algorithmic governance in EU policy on online disinformation and FinTech. 942-963
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    Mykola Makhortykh, Aleksandra Urman, Felix Victor Münch, Amélie Heldt, Stephan Dreyer, Matthias C. Kettemann:
    Not all who are bots are evil: A cross-platform analysis of automated agent governance. 964-981
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    Loup Cellard:
    Algorithms as figures: Towards a post-digital ethnography of algorithmic contexts. 982-1000
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    Stuart Gordon Spicer, Laura Louise Nicklin, Maria Uther, Joanne Lloyd, Helen Lloyd, James Close:
    Loot boxes, problem gambling and problem video gaming: A systematic review and meta-synthesis. 1001-1022
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    Josephine Hoy, Caitlin Lustig, Daniela K. Rosner:
    Book Review: Failure. 1023-1026
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    Sienna Helena Parker:
    Book Review: An Internet for the People: The Politics and Promise of Craigslist. 1026-1028
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    Sam Hunter:
    Book Review: Image Objects: An Archeology of Computer Graphics. 1028-1030

Volume 24, Number 5, May 2022

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    Ping Sun, Guoning Zhao, Zhen Liu, Xiaoting Li, Yunze Zhao:
    Toward discourse involution within China's Internet: Class, voice, and social media. 1033-1052
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    Riie Heikkilä, Adrian Leguina, Semi Purhonen:
    The stratification of media usage in Finland, 2007-2018: Signs of socio-political polarization? 1053-1075
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    Dafne Calvo:
    Free software meets Facebook: Placing digital platforms' usage by free culture communities. 1076-1096
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    Jan Svelch, Jaroslav Svelch:
    "Definitive playthrough": Behind-the-scenes narratives in let's plays and streaming content by video game voice actors. 1097-1115
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    Jessica Austin:
    "I suppose I'll be patching you up, as usual": Women's roles and normative femininity in a team-based video game. 1116-1132
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    Antonio Pineda, Elena Bellido-Pérez, Ana I. Barragán-Romero:
    "Backstage moments during the campaign": The interactive use of Instagram by Spanish political leaders. 1133-1160
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    Allwell Okechukwu Nwankwo:
    Connectivity and communion: The mobile phone and the Christian religious experience in Nigeria. 1161-1178
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    Colten Meisner, Andrew M. Ledbetter:
    Participatory branding on social media: The affordances of live streaming for creative labor. 1179-1195
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    Julia Jakob:
    Supporting digital discourse? The deliberative function of links on Twitter. 1196-1215
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    Sharon Ringel, Roei Davidson:
    Proactive ephemerality: How journalists use automated and manual tweet deletion to minimize risk and its consequences for social media as a public archive. 1216-1233
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    Joseph Downing, Richard Dron:
    Theorising the 'Security Influencer': Speaking security, terror and Muslims on social media during the Manchester bombings. 1234-1257
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    Erik Hermann:
    Artificial intelligence and mass personalization of communication content - An ethical and literacy perspective. 1258-1277

Volume 24, Number 6, June 2022

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    Tanja Aitamurto, Laura Aymerich-Franch, Jorge Saldivar, Catherine Kircos, Yasamin Sadeghi, Sukolsak Sakshuwong:
    Examining augmented reality in journalism: Presence, knowledge gain, and perceived visual authenticity. 1281-1302
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    Sacha Altay, Anne-Sophie Hacquin, Hugo Mercier:
    Why do so few people share fake news? It hurts their reputation. 1303-1324
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    Thomas Olesen:
    Greta Thunberg's iconicity: Performance and co-performance in the social media ecology. 1325-1342
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    Tal Morse, Michael Birnhack:
    The posthumous privacy paradox: Privacy preferences and behavior regarding digital remains. 1343-1362
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    Andreas Widholm, Ester Appelgren:
    A softer kind of hard news? Data journalism and the digital renewal of public service news in Sweden. 1363-1381
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    Evie Psarras:
    "It's a mix of authenticity and complete fabrication" Emotional camping: The cross-platform labor of the Real Housewives. 1382-1398
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    Luke Munn:
    Thinking through silicon: Cables and servers as epistemic infrastructures. 1399-1416
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    Verity Anne Trott:
    'Gillette: The best a beta can get': Networking hegemonic masculinity in the digital sphere. 1417-1434
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    Mayya Azarova, Michael Hazoglou, Eliah Aronoff Spencer:
    Just slack it: A study of multidisciplinary teamwork based on ethnography and data from online collaborative software. 1435-1458
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    Elena Pilipets, Susanna Paasonen:
    Nipples, memes, and algorithmic failure: NSFW critique of Tumblr censorship. 1459-1480
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    Johann Gründl:
    Populist ideas on social media: A dictionary-based measurement of populist communication. 1481-1499
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    Cristiane Melchior, Mírian Oliveira:
    Health-related fake news on social media platforms: A systematic literature review. 1500-1522
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    Jun Chen:
    Book Review: Approaches to Internet Pragmatics: Theory and Practice. 1523-1526
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    Rachel Anna Billington:
    Book Review: Affective Politics of Digital Media: Propaganda by Other Means. 1526-1529
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    Siwen Lu:
    Book Review: The Routledge handbook of translation and media. 1529-1531

Volume 24, Number 7, July 2022

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    Winifred R. Poster:
    Introduction to special issue on scams, fakes, and frauds. 1535-1547
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    Julia Ticona:
    Red flags, sob stories, and scams: The contested meaning of governance on carework labor platforms. 1548-1566
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    Elizabeth Anne Watkins:
    "Have you learned your lesson?" Communities of practice under algorithmic competition. 1567-1590
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    Alexandrea J. Ravenelle, Erica Janko, Ken Cai Kowalski:
    Good jobs, scam jobs: Detecting, normalizing, and internalizing online job scams during the COVID-19 pandemic. 1591-1610
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    Rafael Do Nascimento Grohmann, Gabriel Pereira, Abel Guerra, Ludmila Costhek Abilio, Bruno Moreschi, Amanda Jurno:
    Platform scams: Brazilian workers' experiences of dishonest and uncertain algorithmic management. 1611-1631
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    Rebecca Lewis, Angèle Christin:
    Platform drama: "Cancel culture, " celebrity, and the struggle for accountability on YouTube. 1632-1656
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    Brooke Erin Duffy, Kate M. Miltner, Amanda Wahlstedt:
    Policing "Fake" Femininity: Authenticity, Accountability, and Influencer Antifandom. 1657-1676
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    Jasmine E. McNealy:
    Platforms as phish farms: Deceptive social engineering at scale. 1677-1694
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    Lana Swartz:
    Theorizing the 2017 blockchain ICO bubble as a network scam. 1695-1713
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    Pamela Camille Perrimon:
    Book Review: Virtual Menageries: Animals as Mediators in Network Cultures. 1714-1716
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    Carol Anderson-Reinhardt:
    Book Review: Atlas of AI: Power, Politics, and the Planetary Costs of Artificial Intelligence. 1716-1718
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    Liu Na:
    Book Review: Trust and Communication: Findings and Implications of Trust Research. 1719-1722
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    Amy Denmeade:
    Book Review: How Artifacts Afford: The Power and Politics of Everyday Things. 1722-1724
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    Mohammed Alrmizan:
    Book Review: The Transformation of the Media System in Turkey: Citizenship, Communication, and Convergence. 1724-1726

Volume 24, Number 8, August 2022

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    Catherine V. Talbot, Amelia Talbot, Danielle J. Roe, Pam Briggs:
    The management of LGBTQ+ identities on social media: A student perspective. 1729-1750
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    Christian Wiencierz, Marco Lünich:
    Trust in open data applications through transparency. 1751-1770
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    Dan Mercea:
    Tying transnational activism to national protest: Facebook event pages in the 2017 Romanian #rezist demonstrations. 1771-1790
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    Shira Dvir-Gvirsman:
    Understanding news engagement on social media: A media repertoire approach. 1791-1812
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    Paula Saukko, Amie Weedon:
    Self-tracking of/and time: From technological to biographical and political temporalities of work and sitting. 1813-1829
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    Teodora Mihailova:
    Navigating ambiguous negativity: A case study of Twitch.tv live chats. 1830-1851
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    Katarzyna Gruszka, Madeleine Böhm:
    Out of sight, out of mind? (In)visibility of/in platform-mediated work. 1852-1871
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    Diana Zulli, David James Zulli:
    Extending the Internet meme: Conceptualizing technological mimesis and imitation publics on the TikTok platform. 1872-1890
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    Sarah Myers West:
    Survival of the cryptic: Tracing technological imaginaries across ideologies, infrastructures, and community practices. 1891-1911
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    Salla-Maaria Laaksonen, Joonas Koivukoski, Merja Porttikivi:
    Clowning around a polarized issue: Rhetorical strategies and communicative outcomes of a political parody performance by Loldiers of Odin. 1912-1931
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    Leon A. Salter:

#IamMetiria: A qualitative case study of agonistic welfare policy debates on Twitter. 1932-1949

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    Paul Atkinson:
    Book Review: Are Filter Bubbles Real? 1950-1952
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    Jan Svelch:
    Book Review: Creator Culture: An Introduction to Global Social Media Entertainment. 1952-1954
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    Luca Carbone:
    Book Review: Getting Signed: Record Contracts, Musicians, and Power in Society. 1954-1957
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    Heath Row:
    Book Review: Four internets: Data, geopolitics, and the governance of cyberspace. 1957-1960
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    Krishnan Vasudevan:
    Book Review: The Platform Economy: How Japan Transformed the Consumer Internet. 1960-1962

Volume 24, Number 9, September 2022

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    Nathan Schneider:
    Admins, mods, and benevolent dictators for life: The implicit feudalism of online communities. 1965-1985
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    Alison Harvey:
    Making the grade: Feminine lack, inclusion, and coping strategies in digital games higher education. 1986-2002
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    James J. Cummings, Mina Tsay-Vogel, Tiernan J. Cahill, Li Zhang:
    Effects of immersive storytelling on affective, cognitive, and associative empathy: The mediating role of presence. 2003-2026
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    Maria Castaldo, Tommaso Venturini, Paolo Frasca, Floriana Gargiulo:
    Junk news bubbles modelling the rise and fall of attention in online arenas. 2027-2045
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    Minh Hao Nguyen, Jonathan Gruber, Will Marler, Amanda Hunsaker, Jaelle Fuchs, Eszter Hargittai:
    Staying connected while physically apart: Digital communication when face-to-face interactions are limited. 2046-2067
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    Yu Xu:
    Evolution of audience duplication networks among social networking sites: Exploring the influences of preferential attachment, audience size, and niche width. 2068-2087
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    Kaitlyn Burnell, Allycen R. Kurup, Marion K. Underwood:
    Snapchat lenses and body image concerns. 2088-2106
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    Naomi Barnes:
    Parents, carers, and policy labor: Policy networks and new media. 2107-2126
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    Pihla Toivanen, Matti Nelimarkka, Katja Valaskivi:
    Remediation in the hybrid media environment: Understanding countermedia in context. 2127-2152
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    Carla Anne Roos, Namkje Koudenburg, Tom Postmes:
    Dealing with disagreement: The depolarizing effects of everyday diplomatic skills face-to-face and online. 2153-2176
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    Lucas Graves:
    Book Review: All the News That's Fit to Click: How Metrics Are Transforming the Work of Journalists. 2177-2179
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    Meaghan McKasy:
    Book Review: Media Reform and the Climate Emergency: Rethinking Communication in the Struggle for a Sustainable Future. 2179-2181
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    Dooley Murphy:
    Book Review: Reality Media: Augmented and Virtual Reality. 2181-2183
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    Meryl Alper:
    Book Review: Diminished faculties: A political phenomenology of impairment. 2184-2186
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    Shasha Li, Yinchun Bai:
    Book Review: Text as Data: A New Framework for Machine Learning and the Social Sciences. 2186-2188

Volume 24, Number 10, October 2022

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    Jaana Davidjants, Katrin Tiidenberg:
    Activist memory narration on social media: Armenian genocide on Instagram. 2191-2206
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    Frank Mangold, Sebastian Stier, Johannes Breuer, Michael Scharkow:
    The overstated generational gap in online news use? A consolidated infrastructural perspective. 2207-2226
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    Rotem Medzini:
    Enhanced self-regulation: The case of Facebook's content governance. 2227-2251
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    Stephanie Orme:
    "Just watching": A qualitative analysis of non-players' motivations for video game spectatorship. 2252-2269
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    Yilang Peng, Tian Yang:
    Anatomy of audience duplication networks: How individual characteristics differentially contribute to fragmentation in news consumption and trust. 2270-2290
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    Soledad Altrudi, Christina Dunbar-Hester, Kate M. Miltner:
    "Chinese Elm 1030595 . . . (or can I call you Dale??)": Communication and representation in mediated encounters with nonhuman others. 2291-2310
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    Jeanna Sybert:
    The demise of #NSFW: Contested platform governance and Tumblr's 2018 adult content ban. 2311-2331
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    Louis-Etienne Dubois, Johanna Weststar:
    Games-as-a-service: Conflicted identities on the new front-line of video game development. 2332-2353
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    Emily K. Vraga, Melissa Tully, Leticia Bode:
    Assessing the relative merits of news literacy and corrections in responding to misinformation on Twitter. 2354-2371
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    Indira Neill Hoch:
    Book Review: tumblr. 2372-2374
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    David Myles Gustavsen:
    Book Review: Why Hackers Win: Power and Disruption in the Network Society. 2374-2376
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    Ruyi Wei, Changpeng Huan:
    Book Review: The Language of Violent Jihad. 2376-2378
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    Yiming Chen, Liming Liu:
    Book Review: Artificial Intelligence in Cultural Production: Critical Perspectives on Digital Platforms. 2378-2380
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Volume 24, Number 11, November 2022

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    Karin Fast, Pablo Abend:
    Introduction to geomedia histories. 2385-2395
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    Scott McQuire:
    The city without qualities: Inventing urban computing. 2396-2418
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    Steffen Krämer:
    Revisiting the 'Epistemization' of Overlaying: The computerized mapping of disease project (MOD), 1965-1968. 2419-2437
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    Tristan Thielmann:
    Environmental conditioning: Mobile geomedia and their lines of becoming in the air, on land, and on water. 2438-2467
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    Hendrik Bender, Max Kanderske:
    Co-operative aerial images: A geomedia history of the view from above. 2468-2492
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    Christoph Borbach:
    An interlude in navigation: Submarine signaling as a sonic geomedia infrastructure. 2493-2513
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    Jordan Frith:
    A genealogy of social geomedia: The life, death, and (possible) afterlife of location-based social networks. 2514-2530
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    Rowan Wilken, Julian Thomas:
    Vertical geomediation: The automation and platformization of photogrammetry. 2531-2547
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    Didem Özkul, Lee Humphreys:
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    Sijing Lu:
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    Vikas Pathe:
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    Shaoqiang Zhang, Jiahua Bu:
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Volume 24, Number 12, December 2022

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    Håkan Johansson, Gabriella Scaramuzzino:
    The Phoenix syndrome: Netroots organizations strategies to gain and maintain digital resource abundance. 2581-2597
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    Henrik Rydenfelt:
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    Dam Hee Kim, Nicole B. Ellison:
    From observation on social media to offline political participation: The social media affordances approach. 2614-2634
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    Qinfeng Zhu, Marko M. Skoric:
    Political implications of disconnection on social media: A study of politically motivated unfriending. 2659-2679
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    Donghee Shin:
    The perception of humanness in conversational journalism: An algorithmic information-processing perspective. 2680-2704
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    Jason Anthony Cain, Iveta Imre:
    Everybody wants some: Collection and control of personal information, privacy concerns, and social media use. 2705-2724
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    Abby Youran Qin:
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    Lida Zeitlin-Wu:
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    Leslie Regan Shade:
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