Limor Shifman,Tommaso Trillò,Blake Hallinan et al.
Limor Shifman et al.
Social media is a central arena for the articulation of values, shaping what people around the world deem important and desirable. However, traditional value typologies struggle to capture the dynamic nature of value expression in digital s...
Social media platforms for politics: A comparison of Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, Reddit, Snapchat, and WhatsApp [0.03%]
社交媒体平台的政治传播功能及其差异性——以脸书、推特等七种平台为例
Shelley Boulianne,Christian P Hoffmann,Michael Bossetta
Shelley Boulianne
Citizens have increasingly diversified their use of social media platforms, raising questions about which platforms are adopted and for what purposes. We use survey data from four countries (Canada, France, the United States, and the United...
Reflective smartphone disengagement as a coping strategy against cyberbullying: A cross-country study with emerging adults from the United States and Indonesia [0.03%]
智能手机断联作为应对网络欺凌的应对策略——来自美国和印度尼西亚新兴成年人的跨国研究
Maryam Khaleghipour,Kevin Koban,Anja Stevic et al.
Maryam Khaleghipour et al.
Cyberbullying is a highly prevalent phenomenon among emerging adults, and it may lead to severe psychosocial harm for some targets. Understanding how emerging adults can cope with cyberbullying by altering their media use but without riskin...
The geo-politics of resilience: On the historical convergence between ecology, artificial intelligence, and corporate strategy [0.03%]
韧性地缘政治学：生态、人工智能与企业战略的历史性汇合
Orit Halpern
Orit Halpern
Today, few terms are more central to policy, planning, or economics than the term "resilience." From urban planning to twining the earth systems, we have come to understand systems as constantly in a state of crisis that needs perpetual man...
Oliver Dawkins,Rob Kitchin
Oliver Dawkins
Originating in the field of manufacturing, the Digital Twin (DT) concept is now being applied across a range of application domains, from personal healthcare to whole Earth observation. Despite enthusiasm for DTs, uncertainties have arisen ...
Finding a rhythm: The mediality of researching digital skill as process [0.03%]
寻找节奏：作为过程的数字技能研究的中介性
Frederik Lesage,Nicole K Stewart,Song Tang
Frederik Lesage
Our objective for this article is to illustrate the importance of understanding digital skill as process by taking its mediality-interweaving tools, technologies, and media-into consideration. Drawing on 12 case studies with participants pe...
Michael Halpin,Norann Richard,Kayla Preston et al.
Michael Halpin et al.
This article uses computational data and social science theories to analyze the misogynistic discourse of the involuntary celibate ("incel") community. We analyzed every comment (N = 3,686,110) produced over 42 months on a popular incel dis...
Melanie Es Kohnen,Felan Parker,Benjamin Woo
Melanie Es Kohnen
San Diego Comic-Con is North America's premiere fan convention and a key site for mediating between media industries and fandom. In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic forced Comic-Con to abruptly move its programming onto an array of digital platf...
Conceptualizing platformed conspiracism: Analytical framework and empirical case study of BitChute and Gab [0.03%]
平台阴谋论的概念化：BitChute和Gab的分析框架和实证案例研究
Daniela Mahl,Jing Zeng,Mike S Schäfer
Daniela Mahl
This article introduces the notion of platformed conspiracism to conceptualize reconfigured forms of conspiracy theory communication as a result of the mutual shaping between platform specificities and emergent user practices. To investigat...
'Conspiracy theories should be called spoiler alerts': Conspiracy, Coronavirus, and affective community on Russell Brand's YouTube Comment Section [0.03%]
“阴谋论应该被称为预警信息”：阴谋、新冠病毒与Russell Brand的YouTube评论区中的情感共同体
Birkbeck
Birkbeck
This paper examines how conspiracy theories anchor affective communities through an analysis of the YouTube comment section for the actor and comedian turned political influencer Russell Brand. Comparing videos before and after Brand's shif...