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2026
47 papers
- Anthropomorphizing AI: Perceptions, interpretations, and the humanization of generative AI
Jarrahi et al. · 2026 - Making sense of AI-generated disinformation: How audience interpretations influence the impact of deepfakes in kenya
Wack & Prochaska · 2026 - Navigating, selecting, and engaging: A multi-method study of social media information use practices among older adults
Anter et al. · 2026 - Revisiting the communication mediation model in the age of social media: Longitudinal evidence from climate misinformation responses in China
Chen et al. · 2026 - When herstory goes viral: Popular resistance in the state-platform nexus in China
Sun & Ding · 2026 - “you might like each other”: Mass customization and the structuring of sociality among Chinese generation Z on the soul app
Zhao et al. · 2026 - Liminal intelligibility among Chinese young gay men in an algorithmic age
Luo & Zhao · 2026 - We should all be talking about religion*: Religion, black studies, and the epistemic grounds of media study
Anderson-Horne · 2026 - Afghanistan’s digital diaspora: Conflicted constructions of nation and identity
Mehran & Drzewiecka · 2026 - Bystanders and reporters: Who acts against illegal online content?
Quint et al. · 2026 - Going viral or building a community: The dynamics of environmental activism on TikTok
Anglada-Pujol et al. · 2026 - Normative white internet practices: Performances at the edge of a digital black community
Frey · 2026 - Performing identity: Repetition, emoji, and candidate indicators of amplified visibility in jordanian–palestinian facebook discourse
Banikalef & Mehawesh · 2026 - Preventing radicalisation, or forcing ideological consent? Crises, uncertainty reduction and collective identity negotiation in collaborative communities of online third spaces
Vochocová & Rosenfeldová · 2026 - Shaping sustainable communication on instagram: How digital influencers in portugal engage consumers in eco-conscious narratives
Boechat et al. · 2026 - Social media has aged, it’s time it got wise
Hargittai & Palfrey · 2026 - Social media in the scam age
Swartz · 2026 - Social media is now parasocial media
Boyd · 2026 - Structured absence
Nelson · 2026 - Symbolic custodians on facebook: Community media agents and religious practices in faial
Lucas · 2026 - The AI referee: How online interventions shape incivility and user engagement in news discussions
Kernell & Noh · 2026 - The platformization of everything: From the end of the like button to AI infrastructure in space
Helmond · 2026 - Understanding engagement with platform safety technology for reducing exposure to online harms
Bright et al. · 2026 - We are equally vulnerable? An examination of the third-person effect in AI-generated misinformation
Fu & Li · 2026 - When not to post: Inhibition and the digital presentation of self of muslim women
Alhouli & Morrish · 2026 - When we think “news will find me”: Relative credibility of social-media friends, algorithms, and editors
Liao et al. · 2026 - “my non-existing organ”: Transitional objects, compensatory romance, and the affective enclaves of Chinese female idol fandom
Wang · 2026 - The failure of play
Sicart · 2026 - Coping with digital hostility: How witnessing and receiving hate speech elicit divergent responses
Jing et al. · 2026 - Disconnecting in a connected world: The dynamics of social media non-use in a platformized society
Kim & Kim · 2026 - It’s bad: What now?
Baym · 2026 - Opposing yet still disseminating conspiracy theories: A mixed-methods analysis of motivations behind the dissemination of conspiracy theories online
Gao & Strömbäck · 2026 - Paradox of laughter: Aggressiveness, emotional response, and political accountability in nigerian social media satire
Nwokedi et al. · 2026 - Unshareable: Non-sharing grief and grievabilities on social media
Borovica et al. · 2026 - ‘rape isn’t real, and if it is, foids deserve it’: The complex and contradictory articulations of rape and gender-based hate among incels
Åkerlund · 2026 - County partisanship affects social media posting behavior during a pandemic
Smith et al. · 2026 - Institutionalized sharenting: Industry dynamics shaping children’s visibility in influencer content
Emma · 2026 - The presumed prevalence/persuasiveness of online misinformation and Americans’ dissatisfaction with democracy
Mortenson et al. · 2026 - “you are not fat”: The postfeminist contradiction in #RejectBodyAnxiety—a computationally assisted critical thematic analysis
Chen et al. · 2026 - From flowers to fascism? The cottagecore to tradwife pipeline on tumblr
Allen et al. · 2026 - It listens to me so I feel well and connected: Investigating the influence of TikTok users’ perceived algorithm responsiveness and (in)sensitivity on well-being via self-determination
Craig et al. · 2026 - Misogyny as a structural hub: Unveiling a mode of opportunity structure for Chinese alternative communities
Zhao et al. · 2026 - On-demand intimacy: The sociotechnical appeal of AI companions
Wang & Dehnert · 2026 - Techno music and luxury yachts: The misogynesque audiovisual affective codes of TikTok manfluencers
Lott · 2026 - The conjuncture of intentionality, facticity, and identity: Exposure to disinformation and malinformation on social media and their association with ethnic polarization
Pamirzad & Chen · 2026 - The TikTok caliphate: How jihadist supporters exploit algorithmic recommendations and evade content moderation
Karo et al. · 2026 - The “solo of deliberator”: Political deliberation and discourse quality in China’s cyberspace
Guan & Chen · 2026
2025
129 papers
- Communicating about and through platform values: Legitimizing public expression regulation on X and weibo 2007–2024
Mao et al. · 2025 - How strangers fall in love in games: Affective infrastructures and platformed intimacy in China
Wang · 2025 - Influencers in parliament? Platform pressures and normative conflict in political social media adoption
Claesson · 2025 - Linking social media news use, AI interest, and political ideology with AI subjective knowledge: A moderated mediation model across two countries
Goyanes et al. · 2025 - Make America better again: Emotional narratives and the use of instagram in the campaigns of trump and biden
Stranne · 2025 - More than two-party divides? Social media, ideological extremity, and affective polarization in the multi-party system
Lee & Rojas · 2025 - Reversing the gaze: Gendered parody, affective politics, and the “greasy man” on douyin
Wenfei · 2025 - Social processes in the intensification of online hate: The effects of verbal replies to anti-muslim and anti-jewish posts following 7 october 2023
Rosen & Walther · 2025 - Why do news sharers choose not to share news? A self-presentation model of deliberate news withholding on social media
Ihm & Kim · 2025 - Echo chambers of digital harm: Insights into layered affordances from India and south korea
Jang & Nanditha · 2025 - Finding belonging in competitive play: How a japanese splatoon discord community functions as a third place
Ommen & Yahanashi · 2025 - Lifestyle feminism on RedNote: Digital platforms, mediated intimacy, and the duality of an enclaved feminist public sphere
Wang & Chang · 2025 - Mediated peer interactions among rural children in China: A field study from the perspective of the new sociology of childhood
Zhou et al. · 2025 - Multi-platform social media use and incidental exposure: A two-step analysis of the conjoint and distinct roles of network heterogeneity and homogeneity across platforms
Mak & Wagner · 2025 - Older adults’ response strategies to misinformation on social media
Baines et al. · 2025 - Platformize asia—reimagining asia in platform capitalism
Zhang & Yuan · 2025 - Projecting culture through hashtag activism: The #IAmABlackMan challenge on instagram
Edrington et al. · 2025 - Public opinion on the politics of AI alignment: Cross-national evidence on expectations for AI moderation from germany and the united states
Jungherr & Rauchfleisch · 2025 - Sad dating apps: Emotional technological determinism and agency in late modernity
Szulc · 2025 - Scrolling through chaos: The implications of TikTok for crisis sensemaking
Khoury & Hemsley · 2025 - State interests, global platforms: How Chinese journalists use American platforms at work
Wang-Hai & Lin · 2025 - The limits of virality: Music creators and platform negotiation in the era of short-form video
Arrieta · 2025 - What looks good and familiar seems real: How heuristic processing of AI-powered synthetic and real videos shapes user perceptions and detection accuracy
Hu & Huang · 2025 - Framing under fire: Navigating environmental activism on social media amid digital repression
Luong & Vu · 2025 - Kidfluencers in India: Commodification, consumption, and perpetuation of dominant culture
Sarwatay · 2025 - Putting trust to the test: Making sense of human–machine interactions on TikTok
Schellewald · 2025 - Sonic intimacies and digital boundary work: Navigating privacy, voice and connection among finnish youth
Spišák · 2025 - The price of virality and the imperative for (self) regulation of child social media influencers in taiwan
Kostadinov · 2025 - China defenders from abroad: Exploring pro-China foreign political influencers on X/twitter
Tian et al. · 2025 - Flame badges and virtual pets: Gamified sociality on douyin
Lin & Zaborowski · 2025 - Knowing your users by heart: A critical examination of the scientific research on emotions conducted by social media platforms
Alloing et al. · 2025 - Shadows and light: Unveiling multifaceted polarization in social media discourse on human trafficking
Xing & Zhang · 2025 - Social media and society: Platforms, publics, and anti-publics
Sujon et al. · 2025 - Tahfiz-tok: Malaysian muslim religious schools’ platform vernaculars
Baulch & Loh · 2025 - The moral foundations of populist communication: A semantic network analysis of political parties’ social media discourse in a multiparty system
Wickenkamp et al. · 2025 - TikTok as a tool for identity work among the hoa ethnic community
Tran et al. · 2025 - Young people on social media: The implications of child influencers in vietnam
Hanh · 2025 - “when I grow up, I want to be a vlogger”: Child influencers in the philippines
Cabbuag · 2025 - Korean toddlers at play or at work? Commodifiable authenticity of sponsored child-rearing vlogs
Choe · 2025 - Perceptions of the european green deal: Understanding public sentiment
Borchardt et al. · 2025 - Performing girlhood and sisterhood in China: Chinese international student influencers’ everyday self-presentation on RedNote
Zeng · 2025 - Screens of sorrow, echoes of spirit: Transcultural mourning and affective fandom publics across Chinese and western platforms over 5 years
Zhang et al. · 2025 - Shapeshifters and starseeds: Populist knowledge production, generous epistemology, and disinformation on U.S. conspiracy TikTok
Marwick et al. · 2025 - Should I Post When a Loved One Passes Away?: Digital Mourning and Emotional Norms on WeChat Moments
Zhao et al. · 2025 - The complexity of contemporary citizenship: A typology of citizenship orientations among norwegian digital natives
Solverson et al. · 2025 - The fetishized identity economy: Persona capital, staged class, platform capitalism on short-video platforms
Lin · 2025 - The regulation of child influencers in australia and the asia pacific region
Abidin · 2025 - Watch, scroll, repeat: How interface design shapes consumptive curation affordances on TikTok
Serrano · 2025 - Contested meanings of hate speech and the post-truth condition on digital platforms
Nikunen et al. · 2025 - Digital organizers in hong kong: The challenges of movement organizing through social media amid democratic backsliding
Li · 2025 - Identity roles and sociality on TikTok: Performance in hereditary cancer content (#BRCA and #lynchsyndrome)
Ditchfield & Vicari · 2025 - Language, power, and misinformation: A mixed-method analysis of COVID-19 discourses on norwegian twitter
Frisli · 2025 - Like, share, lead: The impact of social media on authority and legitimacy in the labor movement
Hau · 2025 - Negotiating gender, race, and nationhood in parenting on douyin: White mummy bloggers in Chinese-foreign marriages in China
Jiang · 2025 - Softblocking: Disconnective practices, imagined affordances, and reciprocity on twitter
Hogan · 2025 - The balancing acts: Communicating legitimacy in global speech governance
Liu · 2025 - The new experts of online dating: Feminism, advice, and harm on instagram
Large & Mulvihill · 2025 - The values of fame: Exploring the visual and textual representations of basic values in influencers’ instagram content
Gonzalez et al. · 2025 - Turtle, water, and silicon: Storyworking indigenous digital methodologies
Tekobbe · 2025 - Under the shadow of uncertainty: A longitudinal study tracing the pathway from future uncertainty to psychological distress through social media addiction and emotional exhaustion
Liang et al. · 2025 - (lack of) patterns in commitment: Data protection in the latin America and caribbean personal data protection laws
Chavarría‐Mora · 2025 - Examining the role of social media and imagined communities in addressing social welfare gaps in kenya
Ouya et al. · 2025 - Notes toward a world systems theory of platforms: Made in China and India on amazon.com
Weigel · 2025 - Regionality of messaging applications: Everyday socialization as a gateway to civic and political participation in China, japan, south korea, and the united states
Sun et al. · 2025 - Social media’s midlife crisis? How public discourse imagines platform futures
Butkowski & Corry · 2025 - The social construction of mental health facts in social media language
Robles · 2025 - Unveiling the nexus between digital monitoring and experiences of intimate partner violence in romantic relationships
Hewitt et al. · 2025 - Adolescents’ norms of self-presentation on snapchat: Bitmojis as an expression of identity development
Kühn & Riesmeyer · 2025 - From disruptive protests to disrupted networks? Analyzing levels of polarization in the german twitter/X debates on “fridays for future” and “letzte generation”
Meyer et al. · 2025 - Local activism goes digital in authoritarian setting: The use of digital platforms in place-based conflicts in russia
Бедерсон et al. · 2025 - Market in the fragmented state: Alibaba and the Chinese governance regime of big tech
Zhang · 2025 - Of loving and losing: The influence of dating app motivations and perceived success on psychological well-being
Stević et al. · 2025 - Platforms as partners? Dissecting the interplay between civil society organizing and social media platforms
Mattoni et al. · 2025 - Politicization of government social media communication: A linguistic framework and case study
DePaula & Hansson · 2025 - Social media influencers as “dirty workers”: An explorative study on how they use strategies to reduce the moral taint
Gerhards · 2025 - The character of connection: Platform affordances and connective democracy
Shugars & Ha · 2025 - The climate change generation: Vocal but overconfident? How young adults who overestimate their climate knowledge use social media and engage with others
Mede et al. · 2025 - The good, bad, and ugly in social virtual reality: The alternative global village for identity negotiations in VRChat
Leo-Liu & Wu-Ouyang · 2025 - The nesting strategies of E-commerce wanghong: Promotional temporalities in online shopping festivals on Chinese platforms
Li & Abidin · 2025 - The quality of connections: Deliberative reciprocity and inclusive listening as antidote to destructive polarization online
Esau · 2025 - The rise of influencer practices among psychologists: From therapy rooms to instagram reels
Sarı · 2025 - Thirst traps and quick cuts: The effects of TikTok “edits” on evaluations of politicians
Munger & Li · 2025 - Untangling the furball: A practice mapping approach to the analysis of multimodal interactions in social networks
Bruns et al. · 2025 - Welcome to the neighborhood: Assessing localized social media use and pro-community attitudes in a multi-national survey
Quéré & Kairam · 2025 - “the good years have passed and will never come again”: Political functions of nostalgic fantasies in incel discussions
Lounela et al. · 2025 - Networked hyperlocal activists: Digital democracy and engagement in sub-saharan africa
Toumaras · 2025 - Platform fandom: Weverse and the technological domestication of fan community
Bollmer & Tillerson · 2025 - Spaces of hybridized prefatory extremism (HYPE) on social media
Petersen & Johansen · 2025 - Bearing the unbearable: Double controls and disguised precarity on China-based platforms
Lin & Guo · 2025 - Is there room for connective democracy within the discussions about a new constitution on social media? The case of chile in the months leading up to the 2020 plebiscite
Escarcena et al. · 2025 - Mobilization and latency dynamics in the #StopLine3 discourse
Gitomer et al. · 2025 - No better than soup? Comparing null experimental effects of political facebook ads across persuasive and instrumental measures of effectiveness
Barrett & McGregor · 2025 - Social data migration concept: Analyzing transborder data flows in the post-industrial economy
Masso et al. · 2025 - Visual identities in troll farms: The twitter moderation research consortium
Bastos · 2025 - “(virtuous) wives don’t have anything to hide”: Understanding digital privacy perceptions and behavior of married women in rural India
Chakraborty & Garg · 2025 - “misogyny was in the atmosphere”: Feminist perspectives on social media use in the 2019 algerian pro-democratic demonstrations
Chaif & Etheridge · 2025 - Beyond cheap and biased: Informal volunteering on social media during the COVID-19 crisis
Carlsen & Toubøl · 2025 - Facts or feelings? Leveraging emotionality as a fact-checking strategy on social media in the united states
Xue et al. · 2025 - From volunteerism to corporatization: Analyzing participation in the 2015 and 2023 reddit blackouts
Schmitz & Samory · 2025 - How do silent trolls become overt trolls? Fear of punishment and online disinhibition moderate the trolling path
Montez & Kim · 2025 - Jalaiah effect: A story of a stolen dance on TikTok and trans-platformization of ignorance
Betlemidze · 2025 - Men in beauty work and feminization of digital labor platforms
Komarraju et al. · 2025 - Neither “platformization” nor “infrastructuralization”: Government as a platform in China
Yuan & Zhao · 2025 - Platformed ritual in emotions: (dys)functional construction of intimacy in digital dating in China
Cao & Sun · 2025 - Post-socialist imaginaries of the digital third front: The case of guizhou-cloud big data
Meng · 2025 - Producing value from injury: Dashcam platforms, accidents, and gig work
Hong & Zhuang · 2025 - Social media as a seed of connective democracy in myanmar (burma): Freedom of speech, contractarianism, and strategic use of social media
Kim & Kim · 2025 - Spatialization of digital platforms
Jia · 2025 - Technology for good? Tencent’s corporate social responsibility, institutional chameleon, and the future of platform economies
Li & Zhang · 2025 - Tensions, confrontations, and consensus: WhatsApp use in kenyan electoral politics
Wefwafwa et al. · 2025 - The black pill: (re)conceptualizing the black right in the era of YouTube influencers
Smith et al. · 2025 - The digital community centers of the 21st century? A mixed-methods study of facebook groups as fora for connective democracy
Thomsen et al. · 2025 - The disaggregation of platform labor: Theorizing skin tone work in the black influencer beauty economy
Love · 2025 - Truth default or generalized skepticism? The role of overconfidence in the relationship between social media news use and traditional media use
Kang et al. · 2025 - Twitter (X) and the commercial determinants of health: Characterizing the most amplified, influential, and connected voices driving twitter discourse about tobacco regulatory policy from september 2019 to july 2021
Silver et al. · 2025 - Affordances-in-practice: How social norm dynamics in climate change publics are shaped on instagram and twitter
Raemdonck et al. · 2025 - Empowerment is key? How perceived political and critical digital media literacy explain direct and indirect bystander intervention in online hate speech
Obermaier et al. · 2025 - Journalists, emotions, and the introduction of generative AI chatbots: A large-scale analysis of tweets before and after the launch of ChatGPT
Lewis et al. · 2025 - More-than-human, more-than-digital: Postdigital intimacies as a theoretical framework
Evans & Ringrose · 2025 - No consistent evidence for between- and within-person associations between objective social media screen time and body image dissatisfaction: Insights from a daily diary study
Goh et al. · 2025 - Oscillation between resist and to not? Users’ folk theories and resistance to algorithmic curation on douyin
Lin · 2025 - Performing not-not-me in SoMe: A new theatrical typology of self-presentation online
Gran · 2025 - Platform imperialism theory from the asian perspectives
Jin · 2025 - Platformization’s elsewheres: Japanese convenience stores and the platform economy
Steinberg · 2025 - Social media imaginaries and the city: How the attention economy is reshaping urban built environments
Törnberg · 2025 - The ideal influencer: How influencer coaches and platforms construct creators as monetizing for the right reasons
Annabell · 2025 - Toxic communication on TikTok: Sigma masculinities and gendered disinformation
Tanner & Gillardin · 2025 - Viral justice: TikTok activism, misinformation, and the fight for social change in southeast asia
Jalli · 2025 - Who is spreading AI-generated health rumors? A study on the association between AIGC interaction types and the willingness to share health rumors
Xie · 2025
2024
115 papers
- Affective affordances, networked status quo, and climate communication: An analysis of the mobilization of affect on facebook
Rathnayake & Winter · 2024 - Bias and polarization in the qatargate scandal: A social media perspective
Marchetti et al. · 2024 - “we make them our kin”: Australian older adult’s playful kinship practices through sharing animal images on social media
McGrane et al. · 2024 - Anti-feminism and self-improvement: Hegemonic femininity in the manosphere
Pieters & Trottier · 2024 - Bodies, brands, and bullies: Culture jamming and the livestreaming of engagement
Murphy & Jarrett · 2024 - Decoding online narratives and unraveling complexities in the rohingya refugee crisis
Ahammad et al. · 2024 - Online and abused: Girls of color facing racialized sexual harassment
Guha & Pain · 2024 - Online privacy, young people, and datafication: Different perceptions about online privacy across antigua & barbuda, australia, ghana, and slovenia
Farthing et al. · 2024 - Telehealth “verzuz” radical telehealing: Reimagining social media as virtual healing spaces for black communities
Allen et al. · 2024 - The effects of consistency and inconsistency in the source features of WeChat tweets on older Chinese adults’ intentions to adopt personal information security knowledge
Yu & Zhang · 2024 - The ethoses of (dis)connecting with friends on social media: Digital cocooning and entrepreneurial networking among people with eating disorders
Saukko et al. · 2024 - The listening public in public diplomacy: How did the public respond to president zelensky on twitter?
Rikkonen & Isotalus · 2024 - The power of images: How multimodal hate speech shapes prejudice and prosocial behavioral intentions
Wang · 2024 - Torrential twitter? Measuring the severity of harassment when canadian female politicians tweet about climate change
Angelis · 2024 - Turn it on! Turn it on? Privacy management of pupils and teachers in online learning during COVID-19 lockdowns in germany and israel
Dogruel et al. · 2024 - Understanding the motivations of young adults to engage in privacy protection behavior while setting up smartphone apps: A cross-country comparison between romania and germany
Balaban et al. · 2024 - Using pregnancy and parenting apps and social media during COVID-19: Absence and sociality, agency and cultural negotiations for south asian–origin women in australia
Khorana et al. · 2024 - Webtoons, desperately seeking viewers: Interactive creativity in social media platforms and cultural appropriation of global media production
Yoon · 2024 - Who can say what? Testing the impact of interpersonal mechanisms and gender on fairness evaluations of content moderation
Weber et al. · 2024 - “right-wing safe space” versus “comrade major”: Media ideologies of far-right russian social media users
Осколков et al. · 2024 - Biased social media debates about terrorism? A content analysis of journalistic coverage of and audience reactions to terrorist attacks on YouTube
Rothenberger & Hase · 2024 - DIY-online reconciliation? The role of memes in navigating inter-group boundaries in the context of sri lanka’s 2022 political crisis
Hirblinger et al. · 2024 - Encountering “the other” in religious social media: A cross-cultural analysis
Ul‐Haq & Kwok · 2024 - How migrants experience information uncertainty and vulnerability: Lessons for (dis)information studies
Siles et al. · 2024 - It’s fine if others do it too: Privacy concerns, social influence, and political expression on facebook in canada, france, germany, the united kingdom, and the united states
Hoffmann & Boulianne · 2024 - Never mess with the “memers”: How meme creators are redefining contemporary politics
Mihailescu · 2024 - Participatory censorship with illusory empowerment: Algorithmic folklore and interpretive labor beyond fandom
Wang · 2024 - Politicians under fire: Citizens’ incivility against political leaders on social media
Bentivegna & Rega · 2024 - Protecting privacy on social media: Mitigating cyberbullying and data heist through regulated use and detox, with a mediating role of privacy safety motivations
Niu et al. · 2024 - Queerness and mental health in India: An intersectional approach to sensitive social media disclosures
Pinch et al. · 2024 - Social media users’ motives for (not) engaging with hate speech: An explorative investigation
Schmid et al. · 2024 - The AI chatbot always flirts with me, should I flirt back: From the McDonaldization of friendship to the robotization of love
Lin · 2024 - The impact of social norms on adolescents’ self-presentation practices on social media
Zillich & Wunderlich · 2024 - The influence of BookTok on literary criticisms and diversity
Melo · 2024 - Visualizing authority: Rise of the religious influencers on the instagram
Febrian · 2024 - What you perceive is what you get: Enhancing rumor-combating effectiveness on social media based on elaboration likelihood model
Zhou & Chang · 2024 - Where is the global south? Northern visibilities in digital activism research
Özkula & Reilly · 2024 - My data, my choice? Privacy, commodity activism, and big tech’s corporatization of care in the post-roe era
Martin et al. · 2024 - Social media, psychological distance, and environmental collective action in peru
Ruiz-Dodobara et al. · 2024 - Back to the feudal? AI technologies, knowledge, and humanism in a time of transition
Hartley · 2024 - Game over? Using (not so) innovative interventions to increase digital campaign competence
Minihold et al. · 2024 - Hashtagging for inclusion: Complex identities in singaporean gay men’s social representation on instagram
Zhang & Tandoc · 2024 - It’s not just “8 dead”: Examining news and twitter’s social construction of the atlanta spa shootings through the lens of networked gatekeeping and affective publics
Koo & Chen · 2024 - Live free and die: How social media amplify populist vaccine resistance
Rojecki et al. · 2024 - Managing the pandemic in digitized spaces: Assessing the social media approaches of scandinavian public health authorities
Hasselström & Larsson · 2024 - Mediated sexual and romantic learning on TikTok: The dating wrapped trend
Mendelson & Smith · 2024 - Our boy whitey: Middle-aged women’s happy object on TikTok
Nilsson · 2024 - Out with the hero: How TikTok everyday stories are re-writing the arctic
Frenette et al. · 2024 - Remote family communication as discounted compensation: Mobile use and psychological well-being among internal older migrants within China
Guo et al. · 2024 - Signifyin’ “black in China” and sharing black pathos: Libidinal energies in vlogs produced by black YouTubers in china
Qing · 2024 - The ranch malibu: Operationalizing wellness tourism on TikTok
Wellman & Germic · 2024 - Young black American women’s social media use and online victimization
Onuoha et al. · 2024 - “the future is bright! Is it?”: Investigating effects of hopeful mental health content and endorsement cues on social media
Beelen & Karsay · 2024 - Digital access, digital literacy, and afterlife preparedness: Societal contexts of digital afterlife traces
Park et al. · 2024 - Do influencers influence? A meta-analytic comparison of celebrities and social media influencers effects
Lee et al. · 2024 - Domination and the arts of digital resistance in social media creator labor
Salamon & Saunders · 2024 - Empowered or constrained in platform governance? An analysis of twitter users’ responses to elon musk’s takeover
Wang et al. · 2024 - Internal fractures: The competing logics of social media platforms
Christin et al. · 2024 - More than meets the reply: Examining emotional belonging in far-right social media space
Collins · 2024 - Online Disinhibition, Normative Hostility, and Banal Toxicity: Young People’s Negative Online Gaming Conduct
Meriläinen & Ruotsalainen · 2024 - Playful trauma: TikTok creators and the use of the platformed body in times of war
Divon & Krutrök · 2024 - Quantifying networked influence: How much do disinformation spreaders’ networks drive their public engagement outcomes?
Yang & Williams · 2024 - Refugees’ storytelling strategies on digital media platforms: How the russia–ukraine war unfolded on TikTok
Marino · 2024 - The political twittersphere as a breeding ground for populist ideas: The case of israel
Tzelgov & Wilson · 2024 - The process of personal social media for work: Unveiling the “work” behind social media
Dailey & Martinson · 2024 - Their truth is out there: Scientific (dis)trust and alternative epistemology in online health groups
Cullinan et al. · 2024 - Unveiling the contested digital feminism: Advocacy, self-promotion, and state oversight among Chinese beauty influencers on weibo
Sun & Ding · 2024 - Valuing trans lives after suicide: Rituals of commemoration in digital social media culture
Hatfield · 2024 - Women in STEM on TikTok: Advancing visibility and voice through STEM identity expression
Steinke et al. · 2024 - “I can choose to be a good man even if I got a raw deal”: Neoliberal heteromasculinity as manosphere counter narrative in r/stoicism
Maloney et al. · 2024 - “tell me you have ADHD without telling me you have ADHD”: Neurodivergent identity performance on TikTok
Leveille · 2024 - “what you post in the group stays in the group”: Examining the affordances of bounded social media places
Malhotra · 2024 - Bridging activism and party politics: Mapping frame alignment processes in politicians’ use of hashtags
Östin & Lindgren · 2024 - Creating “safe places” in social media: Japanese youth’s tactics of self-presentation during the COVID-19 pandemic
Kim et al. · 2024 - Toward a datafied mindset: Conceptualizing digital dynamics and analogue resilience
Figueiras et al. · 2024 - Breaking barriers with memes: How memes bridge political cynicism to online political participation
Ahmed & Masood · 2024 - In their own words: How adolescents use social media and how it affects them
Wal et al. · 2024 - Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the whitest of all? Racial biases in social media beauty filters
Riccio et al. · 2024 - Participate in philanthropy for idols or society? Fans’ social media practices, dual identity, and civic engagement in Chinese online fandom
Yang et al. · 2024 - Strategic invisibility: How creators manage the risks and constraints of online hyper(in)visibility
Stegeman et al. · 2024 - The russia–ukraine war in Chinese social media: LLM analysis yields a bias toward neutrality
Rogers & Zhang · 2024 - What news is shared where and how: A multi-platform analysis of news shared during the 2022 U.S. midterm elections
Lepird et al. · 2024 - When monument battles go digital: Russian–ukrainian conflicts over material heritage on telegram
Pshenychnykh et al. · 2024 - Why is one social media platform not enough? A typology of platform-swinging behavior and associated affordance preferences
Wang et al. · 2024 - “there’s always a way to get around the guidelines”: Nonsuicidal self-injury and content moderation on TikTok
Lookingbill & Le · 2024 - “you could hear a hair pin drop”: Queer utopianism and informal knowledge production in the gaylor closeting conspiracy theory
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Jaworska et al. · 2024 - Twitter communication among democracy actors: How interacting with journalists and elected officials influence people’s government performance assessment and trust
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Raffa · 2024 - Algorithmic ventriloquism: The contested state of voice in AI speech generators
Ramati · 2024 - Authenticity governance and the market for social media engagements: The shaping of disinformation at the peripheries of platform ecosystems
Lindquist & Weltevrede · 2024 - Mechanisms driving online vaccine debate during the COVID-19 pandemic
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Bidav & Mehta · 2024 - Personal versus societal risk: Examining social media influence on individual and collective behaviors for COVID-19 containment
Tu & Li · 2024 - Platformizing the past: The social media logic of archival digitization
Ringel & Ribak · 2024 - Play on twitter during health crisis in non-democratic context: Gratification or dissent?
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Abu-Ayyash · 2024 - Right-wing twitter users in france exhibit growing homophily compared with left and center users
Gurchani · 2024 - Shadow politics: Commercial digital influencers, “data,” and disinformation in India
Udupa · 2024 - Social media and perceived political polarization: Role of perceived platform affordances, participation in uncivil political discussion, and perceived others’ engagement
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Harsin · 2024 - Traversing emotional spaces: Social media affordances and emotion regulation in times of physical isolation
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Stević · 2024 - When stories turn institutional: How TikTok users legitimate the algorithmic sensemaking
Obreja · 2024 - Who’s viewing my post? Extending the imagined audience process model toward affordances and self-disclosure goals on social media
Yao et al. · 2024 - “it was very hard for me to keep doing that job”: Understanding troll farm’s working in the arab world
Ayeb & Bonini · 2024 - “it’s all about US vs THEM!”: Comparing Chinese populist discourses on weibo and twitter
Zhang & Schroeder · 2024 - “memes save lives”: Stigma and the production of antivaccination memes during the COVID-19 pandemic
Baker & Walsh · 2024 - Mainstreaming the manosphere’s misogyny through affective homosocial currencies: Exploring how teen boys navigate the andrew tate effect
Haslop et al. · 2024 - The platformization of violence: Toward a concept of discursive toxicity on social media
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2023
137 papers
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Adegbola & Zhang · 2023 - Filtering the I from the ideal: Examining preadolescents’ online self-presentation in relation to their perceived attractiveness
Meeus et al. · 2023 - Mediated (un)doing family: Cross-border parenting in Chinese families
Ou et al. · 2023 - Mediatized love: A materialist phenomenology of tinder
Berger · 2023 - No space for reddit spacing: Mapping the reflexive relationship between groups on 4chan and reddit
Hagen · 2023 - The renewal of the webcomic in the era of platformization: The case of 9Gag on instagram
Hernández & Bautista · 2023 - Twitter propaganda operations: Analyzing sociopolitical issues in saudi arabia
Albert et al. · 2023 - Weaponizing john 8:32: the complex interconnections between religion and politics on brazilian twitter
Russo et al. · 2023 - An algorithmically woven community: Disclosing mental illness and connecting with similar others on an algorithm-mediated platform in China
Wang et al. · 2023 - Digital skills and digital knowledge as buffers against online mis/disinformation? Findings from a survey study among young people in europe
Vissenberg et al. · 2023 - Incivility and intolerance in COVID-19 discussions on facebook
Novotná et al. · 2023 - Keeping memories alive: A decennial study of social media reminiscing, memories, and nostalgia
Jungselius & Weilenmann · 2023 - Memeing politics: Understanding political meme creators, audiences, and consequences on social media
Halversen & Weeks · 2023 - Motivations for proactive and reactive trolling on social media: Developing and validating a four-factor model
Mao et al. · 2023 - Non-sexualized images and body-neutral messaging foster body positivity online
Brathwaite et al. · 2023 - Scrolling TikTok to soothe and foster self-care during the COVID-19 pandemic
Şot · 2023 - Social media literacy among adolescents and young adults: Results from a cross-country validation study
Wendt et al. · 2023 - The insurrectionist playbook: Jair bolsonaro and the national congress of brazil
Bastos & Recuero · 2023 - The political influence of lifestyle influencers? Examining the relationship between aspirational social media use and anti-expert attitudes and beliefs
Hasell & Chinn · 2023 - The power of social media: Stigmatizing content affects perceptions of mental health care
Competiello et al. · 2023 - Will using social media benefit or harm users’ self-esteem? It depends on perceived relational-closeness
Yang & 一洋 · 2023 - Winner-take-all? Visibility, availability, and heterogeneity on webcam sex platforms
Jokubauskaitė et al. · 2023 - “japa”: An exploratory study of the roles of social media in an out-migration trend in nigeria
Adegoke · 2023 - “we learn through mistakes”: Perspectives of social media creators on copyright moderation in the european union
Dergacheva & Katzenbach · 2023 - Valuating words: Semantic practices in web search advertising
Jobin · 2023 - Comic vine: Participatory and idiosyncratic documentation of a semantic platform
Saint-Louis · 2023 - Expedient, affective, and sustained solidarities? Mediated contestations of islamophobia in the case of brexit, the christchurch terror attack, and the COVID-19 pandemic
Poole et al. · 2023 - Identifying themes of right-wing extremism in hindutva discourse on twitter
Ghasiya et al. · 2023 - Mundane participation: Power imbalances in youth media use
Chu · 2023 - Narratives of change to platform governance on DTube, an emerging blockchain-based video-sharing platform
Nagappa · 2023 - Reproductive health and semantics: Representations of abortion in semantic models and search applications
Dobreski et al. · 2023 - Seeing the black lives matter movement through computer vision? An automated visual analysis of news media images on facebook
Kim & Baş · 2023 - Stratified citizens: Conceptualizing civic capital in mediatized societies
Sivertsen & Hartley · 2023 - The crooked platform
Fitzpatrick · 2023 - Understanding the evolving online learning landscape: The case of science and religion
Marler & Hargittai · 2023 - #dubailiving and digital placemaking on TikTok: Migrant, domestic, and service workers’ affective social mediascapes
Hurley · 2023 - How do users examine online messages to determine if they are credible? An eye-tracking study of digital literacy, visual attention to metadata, and success in misinformation identification
Steinfeld · 2023 - Moderation, networks, and anti-social behavior online
Haythornthwaite · 2023 - Potholes and power: A multimodal critical discourse analysis of “look at this F*ckin’ street” on instagram
Turvy · 2023 - Scripted gender practices: Young adults’ social media app uses in portugal
Simões et al. · 2023 - Search fluency mistaken for understanding: Ease of information retrieval from the internet inflates internal knowledge confidence
Hamilton & Li · 2023 - Serve the traffic: The logic of traffic and its politics on WeChat platform
Chen et al. · 2023 - The evolution of #MeToo: A comparative analysis of vernacular practices over time and across languages
Mendes et al. · 2023 - The hidden history of the like button: From decentralized data to semantic enclosure
Halpin · 2023 - Three approaches to platform studies: Cobweb, billiard balls, and ant societies
Qiu · 2023 - Trust and safety on social media: Understanding the impact of anti-social behavior and misinformation on content moderation and platform governance
Gruzd et al. · 2023 - Under the shadow of culture and politics: Understanding LGBTQ social media activists’ perceptions, concerns, and strategies
Öz et al. · 2023 - “#schleichdiduoaschloch” terror, collective memory, and social media
Tambuscio & Tschiggerl · 2023 - Bringing bourdieu to a content farm: Social media production fields and the cultural economy of attention
Mears · 2023 - Funny but not credible? Why using (many) emojis decreases message credibility and source trustworthiness
Koch et al. · 2023 - Pandemic protesters on telegram: How platform affordances and information ecosystems shape digital counterpublics
Buehling & Heft · 2023 - Radical mobilization in times of crisis: Use and effects of appeals and populist communication features in telegram channels
Jost & Dogruel · 2023 - Semantic search engine optimization in the news media industry: Challenges and impact on media outlets and journalism practice in greece
Giomelakis · 2023 - Social media utilization within asian American families and its role in healthy lifestyle behavioral influence: Results from a nationwide survey
Mohsin et al. · 2023 - Sponsorship disclosure in social media influencer marketing: The algorithmic and non-algorithmic barriers
Musiyiwa & Jacobson · 2023 - Testing and not testing for coronavirus on twitter: Surfacing testing situations across scales with interpretative methods
Marres et al. · 2023 - The ethics of publicly available data research: A situated ethics framework for reddit
Gliniecka · 2023 - The far-right smokescreen: Environmental conspiracy and culture wars on brazilian YouTube
Salles et al. · 2023 - The kids are online: Teen social media use, civic engagement, and affective polarization
Oden & Porter · 2023 - TikTok as television
Faltesek et al. · 2023 - What teams do: Exploring volunteer content moderation team labor on facebook
Gibson · 2023 - Why do people share political information and misinformation online? Developing a bottom-up descriptive framework
Perach et al. · 2023 - Wikidata as semantic infrastructure: Knowledge representation, data labor, and truth in a more-than-technical project
Ford & Iliadis · 2023 - You can (not) say what you want: Using algospeak to contest and evade algorithmic content moderation on TikTok
Steen et al. · 2023 - Bounded ownership: Lessons learned from online platforms in creating inclusive goods
Karger · 2023 - Learning from our mistakes: Corporate front groups and the limits of revelation in climate politics
Wood · 2023 - Can ❤s change minds? Social media endorsements and policy preferences
Conzo et al. · 2023 - On social media, solidarity, and the catastrophe of climate change
Couldry · 2023 - The dark side of online support groups: Conflictual experiences in single-child parents’ facebook groups
Ya’ari et al. · 2023 - The internet’s town square? A critical discourse analysis of parler’s “past imaginary”
Cowls & Ma · 2023 - Transgressive play and the inherent limits of business growth for China’s LGBTQ platforms: The case of a social game in aloha
Wang · 2023 - “it’s like the fridge magnet of the internet”: platform aesthetics, generational taste, and the cross-cultural valuation of good morning memes
Trillò · 2023 - Confronting institutional violence in the context of climate justice politics
Pellow · 2023 - Filter bubbles? Also protector bubbles! Folk theories of zhihu algorithms among Chinese gay men
Zhao · 2023 - Issue communication network dynamics in connective action: The role of non-political influencers and regular users
Tang · 2023 - Local–digital activism: Place, social media, body, and violence in changing urban politics
Zur & Hatuka · 2023 - Making sense of responsibility: A semio-ethic perspective on TikTok’s algorithmic pluralism
Scalvini · 2023 - Mapping the russian political influence ecosystem: The night wolves biker gang
Boichak · 2023 - One dose is not enough: The beneficial effect of corrective COVID-19 information is diminished if followed by misinformation
Craig & Vijaykumar · 2023 - Politicians and the general public communicating on facebook and messenger: Public and private interactions in a two-level online sphere
Ólafsson · 2023 - Representing “the people”: What can social media images reveal about populist propaganda in brazil?
Rodarte et al. · 2023 - Scrolling through the COVID-19 pandemic: Exploring the perceived effects of increased social media use on the mental health of undergraduate university students
Giancola et al. · 2023 - Sharing feelings and user engagement on twitter: It’s all about me and you
Segev · 2023 - The dynamics of event-based political influencers on twitter: A longitudinal analysis of influential accounts during Chinese political events
Liang & Lu · 2023 - The global south and climate coverage: From news taker to news maker
Ejaz & Najam · 2023 - The pluralization of feminist hashtag landscapes: An exploratory mapping of feminist hashtags on portuguese instagram
Caldeira · 2023 - The science of climate conversations
Ettinger & Painter · 2023 - The thermometer broke! Digital purdah, class, and gender transgressions on pakistani TikTok
Kamran · 2023 - To eat the cake and have it, too: How marketers control influencer conduct within a paradigm of letting go
Borchers · 2023 - Trustworthiness over time on twitter: Three critical periods for the norwegian health authorities and political leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic
Fiskvik et al. · 2023 - YOLO publics: The potential for creative subversion of an online trading community
Just & Petersen · 2023 - “when you search a #hashtag, it feels like you’re searching for death:” black twitter and communication about police brutality within the black community
Hawkins · 2023 - Making a living in the creator economy: A large-scale study of linking on YouTube
Rieder et al. · 2023 - Networked responses to networked harassment? Creators’ coordinated management of “hate raids” on twitch
Meisner · 2023 - On being anxious about digital carbon emissions
Pasek · 2023 - Political influencers on social media: An introduction
Riedl et al. · 2023 - Political knowledge to go: An analysis of selected political influencers and their formats in the context of the 2021 german federal election
Sehl & Schützeneder · 2023 - Scientists as influencers: The role of source identity, self-disclosure, and anti-intellectualism in science communication on social media
Zhang & Lu · 2023 - The discursive construction of populist and misogynist nationalism: Digital vigilantism against unpatriotic intellectual women in China
Huang · 2023 - What is “rural feminism”? A computer-assisted analysis of popular antifeminist discourses in Chinese social media
Yang et al. · 2023 - The intersectionality of twitter responses to black canadian politicians
Al‐Rawi et al. · 2023 - Why bystanders (don’t) post about violence: Contextualizing individual versus socialized rationales of observers’ publication intentions
Bayerl et al. · 2023 - A discourse analytic study of #FixTheCountry on ghanaian twitter
Nartey & Yu · 2023 - A god-tier LARP? QAnon as conspiracy fictioning
Zeeuw & Gekker · 2023 - About sex, open-mindedness, and cinnamon buns: Exploring sexual social media
Paasonen et al. · 2023 - From facebook to YouTube: The potential exposure to COVID-19 anti-vaccine videos on social media
Gruzd et al. · 2023 - Hinting at the third path to the future of data rights: An empirical study of the steemit blockchain
Park · 2023 - Incidental news exposure on facebook and its relation to trust in news
Park & Lee · 2023 - On the meme train to sylt: Memetic becoming and ambivalent identification online
Milner & Wolff · 2023 - Recalling the past within a social network’s collective memory work: How did korean twitter users shape #Equal_Punishment_for_Equal _crime from their experiences?
Kang et al. · 2023 - Relational mobility and problematic internet use: A person–environment interactionist perspective
Dong et al. · 2023 - Short video activism with and on douyin: An innovative repertoire of contention for Chinese consumers
Yu et al. · 2023 - Social media, the public sphere, and public space in authoritarian settings: A case study of egypt’s tahrir square and 18 years of user generated content
Abdulla · 2023 - The effects of observer expectations on judgments of anti-asian hate tweets and online activism response
Tong & DeAndrea · 2023 - TikTok’s queer potential: Identity, methods, movements
Duguay · 2023 - User-defined relationships: Exploring the dynamics of attachment style and motives, activities, and outcomes of social network sites
Stöven & Herzberg · 2023 - Women-focused nonprofit organizations and their use of twitter during the COVID-19 pandemic: Characterizing a gendered pandemic through information, community, and action
Nau et al. · 2023 - Zoom affordances and identity: A case study
Cirucci · 2023 - “it’s your finsta at the end of the day . . . Kind of”: Understanding emerging adults’ self-presentational changes on secondary accounts
Tao & Ellison · 2023 - #StopAsianHate on TikTok: Asian/American women’s space-making for spearheading counter-narratives and forming an ad hoc asian community
Lee et al. · 2023 - (social) media logics and visualizing climate change: 10 years of #climatechange images on twitter
Mooseder et al. · 2023 - Angry posts mobilize: Emotional communication and online mobilization in the facebook pages of western european right-wing populist leaders
Gerbaudo et al. · 2023 - Developing misinformation immunity: How to reason-check fallacious news in a human–computer interaction environment
Musi et al. · 2023 - German corona protest mobilizers on telegram and their relations to the far right: A network and topic analysis
Zehring & Domahidi · 2023 - Misinformation on misinformation: Conceptual and methodological challenges
Altay et al. · 2023 - Online harassment: Assessing harms and remedies
Schoenebeck et al. · 2023 - Playful activism: Memetic performances of palestinian resistance in TikTok #challenges
Cervi & Divon · 2023 - Stumbling blocks and alternative paths: Reconsidering the walkthrough method for analyzing apps
Duguay & Gold-Apel · 2023 - Taking humor seriously on TikTok
Matamoros-Fernández · 2023 - The dark side of upward social comparison for social media users: An investigation of fear of missing out and digital hoarding behavior
Wang et al. · 2023 - The emotional and financial impact of de-platforming on creators at the margins
Are & Briggs · 2023 - The impact of what others do, approve of, and expect you to do: An in-depth analysis of social norms and self-disclosure on social media
Masur et al. · 2023 - The use of TikTok for political campaigning in canada: The case of jagmeet singh
Moir · 2023 - The “fox eye” challenge trend: Anti-racism work, platform affordances, and the vernacular of gesticular activism on TikTok
Zhao & Abidin · 2023 - TikTok as a key platform for youth political expression: Reflecting on the opportunities and stakes involved
Literat & Kligler-Vilenchik · 2023 - Unpacking multimodal fact-checking: Features and engagement of fact-checking videos on Chinese TikTok (douyin)
Lu & Shen · 2023
2022
87 papers
- Challenging journalistic authority in the networked affective dynamics of #chemnitz
Makhashvili et al. · 2022 - Gayservatives on gab: LGBTQ+ communities and far right social media
Brody et al. · 2022 - Heating up: How early twitter marketing gave rise to organic word-of-mouth about heated tobacco products
Kostygina et al. · 2022 - The dormant volcano: Social media and the temple mount, jerusalem
Cohen & Lev‐On · 2022 - Variables contributing to the awareness of online gendered violence: Focus on observers
Aranda et al. · 2022 - Verbal and visual framing of responsibility for type 1 diabetes by patient influencers on instagram
Wiedicke et al. · 2022 - How does multi-platform social media use lead to biased news engagement? Examining the role of counter-attitudinal incidental exposure, cognitive elaboration, and network homogeneity
Guo & Chen · 2022 - Invasive yet inevitable? Privacy normalization trends in biometric technology
Paik et al. · 2022 - John oliver as the pandemic fundraiser? Championing causes and political participation through satirical television
Becker · 2022 - Persona: How professional women in China negotiate gender performance online
Miao & Tian · 2022 - Rapid sharing of islamophobic hate on facebook: The case of the tablighi jamaat controversy
Ghasiya & Sasahara · 2022 - Safety for whom? Investigating how platforms frame and perform safety and harm interventions
Gillett et al. · 2022 - The meanings of social media use in everyday life: Filling empty slots, everyday transformations, and mood management
Bengtsson & Johansson · 2022 - The role of legacy media and social media in increasing public engagement about violence against women in turkey
Baş et al. · 2022 - Walking through firewalls: Circumventing censorship of social media and online content in a networked authoritarian context
Dal & Nisbet · 2022 - What social media could be: Normative frameworks for evaluating digital public spaces
Chen et al. · 2022 - “it’s all about the look”: Making sense of appearance, attractiveness, and authenticity online
Foster · 2022 - “this isn’t your data, friend”: Black twitter as a case study on research ethics for public data
Klassen & Fiesler · 2022 - “you’re just playing the victim”: Online grieving and the non-use of social media in italy
Pasquali et al. · 2022 - Differentiating problematic from habitual instagram use: A uses and grats 2.0 perspective
Chen et al. · 2022 - Diversifying representations of female scientists on social media: A case study from the women doing science instagram
Phillips et al. · 2022 - Introduction: Thinking of a black digital ethos
Clark & Banks · 2022 - Movement leadership and messaging platforms in preemptive repressive settings: Telegram and the navalny movement in russia
Herasimenka · 2022 - Non-elitist truth? The epistemologies of italian journalists in the hybrid media system
Splendore & Iannelli · 2022 - Reimagining the personal network: The case of path
Bayer et al. · 2022 - Sarcastic and deviant trolling in turkey: Associations with dark triad and aggression
Manuoğlu & Öner-Özkan · 2022 - Social media natives’ invisible online spaces: Proposing the concept of digital gemeinschaft 2.0
Salte · 2022 - The black podcaster-scholar: A critical reflection of using podcasting as methodology as a black doctoral student
Smith · 2022 - The political consequences of online disagreement: The filtering of communication networks in a polarized political context
Zhang et al. · 2022 - Twitter users’ privacy behavior: A reasoned action approach
Schmidt et al. · 2022 - When birds of a feather instagram together: Debating the image of islam in echo chambers and through trench warfare on social media
Aydin et al. · 2022 - Who are they and where? Insights into the social and spatial dimensions of imagined audiences from a mobile diary study of twitter users
Stoltenberg et al. · 2022 - Who gets exposed to political misinformation in a hybrid media environment? The case of the 2019 indonesian election
Neyazi et al. · 2022 - “my people already know that”: The imagined audience and COVID-19 health information sharing practices on social media
Hodson et al. · 2022 - “someone else is behind the screen”: Visibility, privacy, and trust on geosocial networking apps in India
Pinch et al. · 2022 - It’s not how you say it, it’s what you say: Ambient digital racism and racial narratives on twitter
Agudelo & Olbrych · 2022 - Muscles, makeup, and femboys: Analyzing TikTok’s “radical” masculinities
Foster & Baker · 2022 - Searching for the dimensions of today’s political incivility
Bentivegna & Rega · 2022 - Social media networking sites usage and depression among university students during the COVID-19 pandemic: The mediating roles of social anxiety and loneliness
Iqbal et al. · 2022 - The self-censoring majority: How political identity and ideology impacts willingness to self-censor and fear of isolation in the united states
Burnett et al. · 2022 - “we rewrote this title”: How news headlines are remediated on facebook and how this affects engagement
Lamot et al. · 2022 - Politicization and radicalization of discourses in the alt-tech ecosystem: A case study on gab social
Dehghan & Nagappa · 2022 - The roles of worry, social media information overload, and social media fatigue in hindering health fact-checking
Jiang · 2022 - You won’t believe what they just said! The effects of political deepfakes embedded as vox populi on social media
Hameleers et al. · 2022 - API governance: The case of facebook’s evolution
Vlist et al. · 2022 - Making the car “platform ready”: How big tech is driving the platformization of automobility
Hind et al. · 2022 - On black queer joy and the digital
Persaud & Crawley · 2022 - Picturing opaque power: How conspiracy theorists construct oppositional videos on YouTube
Grusauskaite et al. · 2022 - Plus-size fashion influencers and disruptive black bodies
Duthely · 2022 - PM me the truth? The conditional effectiveness of fact-checks across social media sites
Wang · 2022 - Signaling the intent to change online communities: A case from a reddit gaming community
Bergstrom & Poor · 2022 - Socializing targets of older adults’ SNS use: Social strain mediates the relations between older adults’ SNS use with friends and well-being outcomes
Tng & Yang · 2022 - Soulcraft: Theorizing black techne in african and American viral dance
Royston · 2022 - The extended reach of game engine companies: How companies like epic games and unity technologies provide platforms for extended reality applications and the metaverse
Jungherr & Schlarb · 2022 - The shifting morals of moral entrepreneurs
Flores‐Yeffal & Sparger · 2022 - The social mediatization of lifestyle sport: Continuity and novelty in the online skate subculture
Nichols · 2022 - The subtle spread of hateful memes: Examining engagement intentions among parents of adolescents
Burnham et al. · 2022 - Three social-mediated publics in digital activism: A network perspective of social media public segmentation
Ma & Zhang · 2022 - Toxic social media: Affective polarization after feminist protests
Suárez et al. · 2022 - “(it) shouldn’t be funny but you can’t help but laugh”: Black twitter, #TweetLikeThe1600s, and black humor online
Taylor · 2022 - “on my head about it”: College aspirations, social media participation, and community cultural wealth
Brown et al. · 2022 - “the shade of it all”: How black women use instagram and YouTube to contest colorism in the beauty industry
Childs · 2022 - “we bring home the roots”: Black women travel influencers, digital culture bearing, and african internationalism in instagram
Arthur · 2022 - “who’s going to be a creep today?” understanding the social media experiences of women broadcast journalists
Kempton & Connolly-Ahern · 2022 - Livestreaming election day: Political memory and identity work at susan B. Anthony’s gravesite
Butkowski · 2022 - Social paleontology on twitter: A case study of topic archetypes, network composition, and structure
Lundgren et al. · 2022 - The impact of “social networking +” technology on the social inclusion of people with mobility impairments in China
Yang & Lin · 2022 - “a shameless ideology of shameless women”: Positioning the other in social media discourse surrounding a women’s rights movement in pakistan
Sadaf & Siitonen · 2022 - Aesthetics of otherness: Representation of #migrantcaravan and #caravanamigrante on instagram
Rosa & Soto-Vásquez · 2022 - Introduction: A decade of social media elections
Jensen & Schwartz · 2022 - The protective role of the internet in depression for europeans aged 50+ living alone
Silva et al. · 2022 - A qualitative analysis of how individuals utilized the twitter hashtags #NotOkay and #MeToo to comment on the perpetration of interpersonal violence
Bogen et al. · 2022 - Empathy not quarantined: Social support via social media helps maintain empathy during the COVID-19 pandemic
Qin et al. · 2022 - Fact-checking the crisis: COVID-19, infodemics, and the platformization of truth
Cotter et al. · 2022 - Feeling authentic on social media: Subjective authenticity across instagram stories and posts
Kreling et al. · 2022 - Mask-wearing as a partisan issue: Social identity and communication of party norms on social media among political elites
Shin et al. · 2022 - More than humor: Memes as bonding icons for belonging in donor-conceived people
Newton et al. · 2022 - Pathways linking media use to wellbeing during the COVID-19 pandemic: A mediated moderation study
Gong et al. · 2022 - Posting back: Exploring platformed black feminist communities on twitter and instagram
Peterson‐Salahuddin · 2022 - Scalable co-presence: WhatsApp and the mediation of personal relationships during the COVID-19 lockdown
Costa et al. · 2022 - Science factionalism: How group identity language affects public engagement with misinformation and debunking narratives on a popular Q&a platform in China
Chen et al. · 2022 - Social media expression, political extremity, and reduced network interaction: An imagined audience approach
Su et al. · 2022 - Theorizing “stories about algorithms” as a mechanism in the formation and maintenance of algorithmic imaginaries
Schellewald · 2022 - What makes a good citizen online? The emergence of discursive citizenship norms in social media environments
Gagrčin et al. · 2022 - Why’s everyone on TikTok now? The algorithmized self and the future of self-making on social media
Bhandari & Bimo · 2022 - Wikipedia as open educational practice: Experiential learning, critical information literacy, and social justice
McDowell & Vetter · 2022 - “how a facebook update can cost you your job”: News coverage of employment terminations following social media disclosures, from racist cops to queer teachers
Robards & Graf · 2022
2021
13 papers
- (nearly) ten years of social media and political elections in italy: Questions, platforms, and methods
Rossi et al. · 2021 - A self-critical public: Cumulation of opinion on belarusian oppositional YouTube before the 2020 protests
Bodrunova & Blekanov · 2021 - Systemic gendering in facebook group participation
Kim et al. · 2021 - The return of the “lurker”: A longitudinal study of citizens’ use of social media in danish elections 2011, 2015, and 2019
Jensen & Schwartz · 2021 - Twitter campaigning strategies in australian federal elections 2013–2019
Bruns et al. · 2021 - What will they think if I post this? Risks and returns for political expression across platforms
Parviz & Piercy · 2021 - Assessing the extent and types of hate speech in fringe communities: A case study of alt-right communities on 8chan, 4chan, and reddit
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