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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...
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...
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...
Chris J Young Chris J Young
Based on an ethnography of gamemaking in the Toronto game development scene, I introduce the concept of the everyday gamemaker to reveal how the everyday turn of game production work has transformed the identities of gameworkers. Whereas, p...
Roberto Ulloa,Ana Carolina Richter,Mykola Makhortykh et al. Roberto Ulloa et al.
Implicit and explicit gender biases in media representations of individuals have long existed. Women are less likely to be represented in gender-neutral media content (representation bias), and their face-to-body ratio in images is often lo...
Maria Rikitianskaia Maria Rikitianskaia
Wi-Fi is an integral and invaluable part of our media practices. Wireless networks are blended into our media environment and, in terms of infrastructural importance, have become comparable with electricity or water. This article offers a n...
Sue Caton,Chris Hatton,Amanda Gillooly et al. Sue Caton et al.
Having a disability, in particular, an intellectual disability, is associated with Internet non-use. This article explores how people with intellectual disabilities used the Internet across the United Kingdom during the COVID-19 pandemic. I...
Hyunyi Cho,Julie Cannon,Rachel Lopez et al. Hyunyi Cho et al.
Concerns over the harmful effects of social media have directed public attention to media literacy as a potential remedy. Current conceptions of media literacy are frequently based on mass media, focusing on the analysis of common content a...
Martha Newson,Yi Zhao,Marwa El Zein et al. Martha Newson et al.
With restricted face-to-face interactions, COVID-19 lockdowns and distancing measures tested the capability of computer-mediated communication to foster social contact and wellbeing. In a multinational sample (n = 6436), we investigated how...
Jörg Haßler,Anna-Katharina Wurst,Marc Jungblut et al. Jörg Haßler et al.
Social movement organizations (SMOs) increasingly rely on Twitter to create new and viral communication spaces alongside newsworthy protest events and communicate their grievance directly to the public. When the COVID-19 pandemic impeded st...