| Issue | Title | |
| Vol 14 (2020) | When the President Tweets: Exploring the Normative Tensions of Contemporary Presidential Communication | Abstract PDF |
| Joshua M. Scacco, Lauren Copeland, Amy B. Becker, Julia Berger | ||
| Vol 3 (2009) | When Theorists Conspire: An Inter(re)view Between Mark Fenster and Jack Bratich | Details PDF |
| Jack Z. Bratich, Mark Fenster, Hye-Jin Lee | ||
| Vol 15 (2021) | When Therapy Goes Public: Copyright Gatekeepers and Sharing Therapeutic Artifacts on Social Media | Abstract PDF |
| Amanda Reid, Pablo Miño | ||
| Vol 12 (2018) | Where is the Deliberative Turn Going? A Survey Study of the Impacts of Public Consultation and Deliberation in China | Abstract PDF |
| Wenjie Yan | ||
| Vol 10 (2016) | Where is the Queerness in Games?: Types of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Content in Digital Games | Abstract PDF |
| Adrienne Shaw, Elizaveta Friesem | ||
| Vol 10 (2016) | Which Countries Does the World Talk About? An Examination of Factors that Shape Country Presence on Twitter | Abstract PDF |
| H. Denis Wu, Jacob Groshek, Michael G. Elasmar | ||
| Vol 8 (2014) | Which Politicians Pass the News Gates and Why? Explaining Inconsistencies in Research on News Coverage of Individual Politicians | Abstract PDF |
| Debby Vos | ||
| Vol 10 (2016) | White Millionaires and Hockey Skates: Racialized and Gendered Mediation in News Coverage of a Canadian Mayoral Election | Abstract PDF |
| Randy Besco, Bailey Gerrits, J. Scott Matthews | ||
| Vol 13 (2019) | Who Decides What Is Personal Data? Testing the Access Principle with Telecommunication Companies and Internet Providers in Hong Kong | Abstract PDF |
| Lokman Tsui, Stuart Hargreaves | ||
| Vol 6 (2012) | Who Do They Think They’re Talking To? Framings of the Audience by Social Media Users | Abstract PDF |
| David Russell Brake | ||
| Vol 9 (2015) | Who is a Laowai? Chinese Interpretations of Laowai as a Referring Expression for Non-Chinese | Abstract PDF |
| Yanfeng Mao | ||
| Vol 13 (2019) | Who Is Responsible for Delhi Air Pollution? Indian Newspapers’ Framing of Causes and Solutions | Abstract PDF |
| Nandini Bhalla, Jane O'Boyle, Dan Haun | ||
| Vol 6 (2012) | Who Participates and How? Twitter as an Arena for Public Debate about the Data Retention Directive in Norway | Abstract PDF |
| Hallvard Moe | ||
| Vol 13 (2019) | Who Sets the Agenda? Polarization and Issue Ownership in Turkey’s Political Twittersphere | Abstract PDF |
| Burak Dogu, Hazım Onur Mat | ||
| Vol 12 (2018) | Who Speaks for the Past? Social Media, Social Memory, and the Production of Historical Knowledge in Contemporary China | Abstract PDF |
| Jun Liu | ||
| Vol 13 (2019) | Whose Death Matters? A Quantitative Analysis of Media Attention to Deaths of Black Americans in Police Confrontations, 2013–2016 | Abstract PDF |
| Ethan Zuckerman, J. Nathan Matias, Rahul Bhargava, Fernando Bermejo, Allan Ko | ||
| Vol 14 (2020) | Whose Fingerprint Does the News Show? Developing Machine Learning Classifiers for Automatically Identifying Russian State-Funded News in Serbia | Abstract PDF |
| Ognjan Denkovski, Damian Trilling | ||
| Vol 11 (2017) | Whose War, Whose Fault? Visual Framing of the Ukraine Conflict in Western European Newspapers | Abstract PDF |
| Markus Ojala, Mervi Pantti, Jarkko Kangas | ||
| Vol 12 (2018) | Who’s Afraid of a Pan-European Spectrum Policy? The EU and the Battles Over the UHF Broadcast Band | Abstract PDF |
| Marko Ala-Fossi, Montse Bonet | ||
| Vol 11 (2017) | Who’s Bad? Attitudes Toward Resettlers From the Post-Soviet South Versus Other Nations in the Russian Blogosphere | Abstract PDF |
| Svetlana S. Bodrunova, Olessia Koltsova, Sergey Koltcov, Sergey Nikolenko | ||
| Vol 9 (2015) | Who’s Following Twitter? Coverage of the Microblogging Phenomenon by U.S. Cable News Networks | Abstract PDF |
| Deborah S. Chung, Mina Tsay-Vogel, Yung Soo Kim | ||
| Vol 10 (2016) | Who’s the Boss? Setting the Agenda in a Fragmented Media Environment | Abstract PDF |
| Kathleen Searles, Glen Smith | ||
| Vol 11 (2017) | Why Are Half of Latin Americans Not Online? A Four-Country Study of Reasons for Internet Non-Adoption | Abstract PDF |
| Hernan Galperin | ||
| Vol 14 (2020) | Why Buttons Matter: Repurposing Facebook’s Reactions for Analysis of the Social Visual | Abstract PDF |
| Marloes Geboers, Nathan Stolero, Anna Scuttari, Livia Van Vliet, Arran Ridley | ||
| Vol 9 (2015) | Why Citizens Still Rarely Serve as News Sources: Validating a Tripartite Model of Circumstantial, Logistical, and Evaluative Barriers | Abstract PDF |
| Zvi Reich | ||
| Vol 7 (2013) | Why Do (We Think) They Hate Us: Anti-Americanism, Patriotic Messages, and Attributions of Blame | Abstract PDF |
| Jason Gilmore, Lindsey Meeks, David Domke | ||
| Vol 10 (2016) | Why Drop a Paywall? Mapping Industry Accounts of Online News Decommodification | Abstract PDF |
| Mike Ananny, Leila Bighash | ||
| Vol 8 (2014) | WikiLeaks| Digital Prometheus: WikiLeaks, the State–Network Dichotomy, and the Antinomies of Academic Reason | Details PDF |
| Athina Karatzogianni, Andrew Robinson | ||
| Vol 8 (2014) | WikiLeaks| Himalaya of Data | Details PDF |
| Pelle Snickars | ||
| Vol 8 (2014) | WikiLeaks| Is WikiLeaks Challenging the Paradigm of Journalism? Boundary Work and Beyond | Details PDF |
| Karin Wahl-Jorgensen | ||
| Vol 8 (2014) | WikiLeaks| Liquid Information Leaks | Details PDF |
| Nathan Jurgenson, PJ Rey | ||
| Vol 8 (2014) | WikiLeaks| "Oh, WikiLeaks, I would so love to RT you." WikiLeaks, Twitter, and Information Activism | Details PDF |
| Lisa Lynch | ||
| Vol 8 (2014) | WikiLeaks| The Privatization of the Internet, WikiLeaks and Free Expression | Details PDF |
| Angela Daly | ||
| Vol 8 (2014) | WikiLeaks| True Confessions: WikiLeaks, Contested Truths, and Narrative Containment | Details PDF |
| William Uricchio | ||
| Vol 8 (2014) | WikiLeaks| "We Are Bradley Manning": Information Policy, the Legal Subject, and the WikiLeaks Complex | Details PDF |
| Sandra Braman | ||
| Vol 8 (2014) | WikiLeaks| WikiLeaks and the Afterlife of Collateral Murder | Details PDF |
| Christian Christensen | ||
| Vol 8 (2014) | WikiLeaks| WikiLeaks and the Critique of the Political Economy | Details PDF |
| Christian Fuchs | ||
| Vol 8 (2014) | WikiLeaks| WikiLeaks and the Shifting Terrain of Knowledge Authority | Details PDF |
| Leah A. Lievrouw | ||
| Vol 8 (2014) | WikiLeaks| Wikileaks, Surveillance and Transparency | Details PDF |
| Mark Andrejevic | ||
| Vol 8 (2014) | WikiLeaks| WikiLeaks, the State, and Middle-Aged Media | Details PDF |
| Toby Miller | ||
| Vol 8 (2014) | WikiLeaks| WikiLeaks, Transparency and Privacy: A Discussion with Birgitta Jónsdóttir | Details PDF |
| Christian Christensen, Birgitta Jónsdóttir | ||
| Vol 8 (2014) | WikiLeaks| WikiLeaks: The Napster of Secrets? | Details PDF |
| Axel Bruns | ||
| Vol 8 (2014) | Will Social Media Use Reduce Relative Deprivation?: Systematic Analysis of Social Capital’s Mediating Effects of Connecting Social Media Use with Relative Deprivation | Abstract PDF |
| Jaehee Cho | ||
| Vol 7 (2013) | William H. Dutton (Ed.), The Oxford Handbook of Internet Studies | Details PDF |
| Sudha Venkataswamy | ||
| Vol 11 (2017) | William Youmans, An Unlikely Audience: Al Jazeera's Struggle in America | Details PDF |
| Liang Pan | ||
| Vol 12 (2018) | Winds of Change? BRICS as a Perspective in International Media Research | Abstract PDF |
| Afonso de Albuquerque, Diógenes Lycarião | ||
| Vol 9 (2015) | Winnie Won Yin Wong, Van Gogh on Demand: China and the Readymade | Details PDF |
| Lin Zhang | ||
| Vol 6 (2012) | Without You, I'm Nothing: Performances of the Self on Twitter | Abstract PDF |
| Zizi Papacharissi | ||
| Vol 1 (2007) | W.J.T. Mitchell: What Do Pictures Want? | Details PDF |
| Heather Collette-VanDeraa, Douglas Kellner | ||
| Vol 14 (2020) | Women’s Responses to Online Harassment | Abstract PDF |
| Kalyani Chadha, Linda Steiner, Jessica Vitak, Zahra Ashktorab | ||
| Vol 14 (2020) | Women’s Rights and Gender Equality in Turkey| Cinema Has Split the Girl’s Soul Into Pieces: Scrutinizing Representations of Women in Films From Turkey | Abstract PDF |
| Esin Paça Cengiz | ||
| Vol 14 (2020) | Women’s Rights and Gender Equality in Turkey| Framing the Alimony Debates in Turkey: Struggle Between Feminist and Antifeminist Discourses to Represent “Women’s Rights” | Abstract PDF |
| Esra Özcan | ||
| Vol 14 (2020) | Women’s Rights and Gender Equality in Turkey| Gender in Turkey’s Islamic-Oriented Self-Help Literature: Constructing Self-Regulating Female Subjectivity | Abstract PDF |
| Feyda Sayan-Cengiz | ||
| Vol 14 (2020) | Women’s Rights and Gender Equality in Turkey| The Image of Turkish Women as the Antithesis of the Ottoman Past: Representations of Women in the Newspapers of the Early Republican Era | Abstract PDF |
| Esra Ercan Bilgiç | ||
| Vol 14 (2020) | Women’s Rights and Gender Equality in Turkey| The Politicization of Rape as a Consequence of Western Modernity and Religious Conservatism: Competing Media Narratives on Gender | Abstract PDF |
| Ece Algan | ||
| Vol 14 (2020) | Women’s Rights and Gender Equality in Turkey| Use of Social Media in the Struggle Surrounding Violence Against Turkish Women | Abstract PDF |
| Christine L. Ogan, Özen Baş | ||
| Vol 14 (2020) | Women’s Rights and Gender Equality in Turkey| Voices Against Misogyny in Turkey: The Case of a Successful Online Collective Action Against a Sexist Commercial | Abstract PDF |
| Özden Melis Uluğ, Özen Odağ, Nevin Solak | ||
| Vol 14 (2020) | Women’s Rights and Gender Equality in Turkey| “The Public Immoralist”: Discourses of Queer Subjectification in Contemporary Turkey | Abstract PDF |
| Eser Selen | ||
| Vol 1 (2007) | Worth a Second, or a First Look | Details PDF |
| Larry Grossberg | ||
| Vol 1 (2007) | Worth a Second, or a First Look | Details PDF |
| Toby Miller | ||
| Vol 1 (2007) | Worth A Second, or a First Look | Details PDF |
| Ellen Seiter | ||
| Vol 10 (2016) | Writing in the Margins: Mainstream News Media Representations of Transgenderism | Abstract PDF |
| Thomas J Billard | ||
| Vol 11 (2017) | Wrong, Unsupported and Irrelevant: A Reply to Winseck and Pooley’s “A Curious Tale of Economics and Common Carriage (Net Neutrality) at the FCC” | Details PDF |
| Mike Montgomery | ||
| Vol 14 (2020) | Xiao Liu, Information Fantasies: Precarious Mediation in Postsocialist China | Details PDF |
| Yue Zhao | ||
| Vol 11 (2017) | Xigen Li, Emerging Media: Uses and Dynamics | Details PDF |
| Ki Joon Kim | ||
| Vol 15 (2021) | Xiuli Wang, Winning American Hearts and Minds: China’s Image Building Efforts in the 21st Century | Details PDF |
| Di Wang | ||
| Vol 1 (2007) | Xu Wu: Chinese Cyber Nationalism: Evolution, Characteristics and Implications | Details PDF |
| Christopher R. Hughes | ||
| Vol 15 (2021) | Yael Warshel, Experiencing the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: Children, Peace Communication and Socialization | Details PDF |
| Donald Ellis | ||
| Vol 2 (2008) | Yes, but: The state (but not nation) of queer media and culture | Details PDF |
| D. Travers Scott | ||
| Vol 10 (2016) | Ying Zhu, Two Billion Eyes: The Story of China Central Television | Details PDF |
| Weiwei Zhang | ||
| Vol 7 (2013) | Yiu Fai Chow & Jeroen de Kloet, Sonic Multiplicities: Hong Kong Pop and the Global Circulation of Sound and Image | Details PDF |
| Qian Wang | ||
| Vol 13 (2019) | Yochai Benkler, Robert Faris, and Hal Roberts, Network Propaganda: Manipulation, Disinformation, and Radicalization in American Politics | Details PDF |
| Yeahin (Jane) Pyo | ||
| Vol 13 (2019) | Yong-Chan Kim, Matthew D. Matsaganis, Holley A. Wilkin, and Joo-Young Jung (Eds.), The Communication Ecology of 21st Century Urban Communities | Details PDF |
| Jeffrey Lane | ||
| Vol 7 (2013) | Young People, Social Media, Social Network Sites and Sexual Health Communication in Australia: "This is Funny, You Should Watch It" | Abstract PDF |
| Clifton Westly Evers, Kath Albury, Paul Byron, Kate Crawford | ||
| Vol 12 (2018) | Young People's Attributions of Privacy Rights and Obligations in Digital Sexting Culture | Abstract PDF |
| Emily Setty | ||
| Vol 12 (2018) | Yu Hong, Networking China: The Digital Transformation of the Chinese Economy | Details PDF |
| Menglu Lyu | ||
| Vol 2 (2008) | Yuezhi Zhao: Communication in China: Political Economy, Power and Conflict | Details PDF |
| Wanning Sun | ||
| Vol 14 (2020) | Yun Xiao and Linda Tsung (Eds.), Current Studies in Chinese Language and Discourse: Global Context and Diverse Perspective | Details PDF |
| Chao Lu | ||
| Vol 3 (2009) | Yvonne Tasker & Diane Negra: Interrogating Postfeminism: Gender and the Politics of Popular Culture | Details PDF |
| Inna Arzumanova | ||
| Vol 12 (2018) | Zala Volčič and Mark Andrejevic (Eds.), Commercial Nationalism: Selling the Nation and Nationalizing the Self | Details PDF |
| Terry Flew | ||
| Vol 2 (2008) | Zephyr Teachout & Thomas Streeter (Eds.): Mousepads, Shoe Leather, and Hope: Lessons from the Howard Dean Campaign for the Future of Internet Politics | Details PDF |
| James L. Bonville | ||
| Vol 8 (2014) | Zeynep Gambetti & Marcial Godoy-Anativia (Eds.), Rhetorics of Insecurity: Belonging and Violence in the Neoliberal Era | Details PDF |
| Allison Schlobohm | ||
| Vol 1 (2007) | Zhou Xun and Francesca Tarocco: Karaoke: The Global Phenomenon | Details PDF |
| Meghan Askins | ||
| Vol 10 (2016) | Zizi Papacharissi, Affective Publics: Sentiment, Technology, and Politics | Details PDF |
| Lynn Schofield Clark | ||
| Vol 10 (2016) | Zizi Papacharissi, Affective Publics: Sentiment, Technology, and Politics | Details PDF |
| Ian Reilly | ||
| Vol 3 (2009) | Zoë Druick: Projecting Canada: Government Policy and Documentary Film at the National Film Board | Details PDF |
| Michelle Kelley | ||
| Vol 2 (2008) | [Fernando Henrique Cardoso on Globalization] A Surprising World | Details PDF |
| Fernando Henrique Cardoso | ||
| Vol 2 (2008) | [Fernando Henrique Cardoso on Globalization] New Paths: Globalization in a Historical Perspective | Details PDF |
| Fernando Henrique Cardoso | ||
| Vol 1 (2007) | [Honoring Roger Silverstone] A Recent Chapter in the Messianic Tradition? | Details PDF |
| John Durham Peters | ||
| Vol 1 (2007) | [Honoring Roger Silverstone] Cultivating Knowledge For Knowledge Societies At The Intersections of Economic and Cultural Analysis | Details PDF |
| William H. Melody | ||
| Vol 1 (2007) | [Honoring Roger Silverstone] Essential Tensions: Winnicottian Object-Relations In The Media Sociology of Roger Silverstone | Details PDF |
| Matt Hills | ||
| Vol 1 (2007) | [Honoring Roger Silverstone] Home, Work and Everyday Life: Roger Silverstone At Sussex | Details PDF |
| Kate Lacey | ||
| Vol 1 (2007) | [Honoring Roger Silverstone] Mediated Politics and Everyday Life | Details PDF |
| Stephen Coleman | ||
| Vol 1 (2007) | [Honoring Roger Silverstone] On Morality, Distance and the Other Roger Silverstone's Media and Morality | Details PDF |
| Daniel Dayan | ||
| Vol 1 (2007) | [Honoring Roger Silverstone] Remembering Roger: Diasporic Dialogues | Details PDF |
| Marie Bernadette Gillespie | ||
| Vol 1 (2007) | [Honoring Roger Silverstone] Roger and Me(dia) | Details PDF |
| Dana Polan, Marita Sturken | ||
| Vol 1 (2007) | [Honoring Roger Silverstone] The Message of Silverstone | Details PDF |
| Paddy Scannell | ||
| Vol 2 (2008) | [Special Section on Academic Research and Communications Policy] Academic Research and Its Limited Impact on Telecommunications Policy Making | Details PDF |
| Rob Frieden | ||
| Vol 2 (2008) | [Special Section on Academic Research and Communications Policy] Comparative Media Law Research and Its Impact on Policy | Details PDF |
| Stefaan G. Verhulst, Monroe E. Price | ||
| Vol 2 (2008) | [Special Section on Academic Research and Communications Policy] INTRODUCTION | Details PDF |
| Monroe E. Price, Stefaan G. Verhulst | ||
| Vol 2 (2008) | [Special Section on Academic Research and Communications Policy] Policy Research in an Evidence-Averse Environment | Details PDF |
| Sandra Braman | ||
| Vol 2 (2008) | [Special Section on Academic Research and Communications Policy] Research In Government Agency Decisions — Observations About the FCC | Details PDF |
| Daniel L. Brenner | ||
| Vol 2 (2008) | [Special Section on Academic Research and Communications Policy] The Academic and the Policy Maker | Details PDF |
| Peng Hwa Ang | ||
| Vol 2 (2008) | [Special Section on Academic Research and Communications Policy] The Role of Academic Research in Media Policy Making: The Case Study of Hong Kong | Details PDF |
| Mei Ning Yan | ||
| Vol 2 (2008) | [Special Section on Academic Research and Communications Policy] Trying to Intervene: British media research and the framing of policy debate | Details PDF |
| Georgina Born | ||
| Vol 1 (2007) | [Special Section on Net Neutrality] A Layered Network Approach to Net Neutrality | Abstract PDF |
| Scott Jordan | ||
| Vol 1 (2007) | [Special Section on Net Neutrality] Analyzing the Net Neutrality Debate Through Awareness of Agenda Denial | Abstract PDF |
| Barbara A. Cherry | ||
| Vol 1 (2007) | [Special Section on Net Neutrality] Does Europe Need Network Neutrality Rules? | Abstract PDF |
| Martin Cave, Pietro Crocioni | ||
| Vol 1 (2007) | [Special Section on Net Neutrality] Dynamic Effects of Network Neutrality | Abstract PDF |
| Johannes M. Bauer | ||
| Vol 1 (2007) | [Special Section on Net Neutrality] Internet 3.0: Identifying Problems and Solutions to the Network Neutrality Debate | Abstract PDF |
| Rob Frieden | ||
| Vol 1 (2007) | [Special Section on Net Neutrality] Introduction: The State of the Debate on Network Neutrality | Details PDF |
| Jon M. Peha, William H. Lehr, Simon Wilkie | ||
| Vol 1 (2007) | [Special Section on Net Neutrality] Measuring the Network - Service Level Agreements, Service Level Monitoring, Network Architecture and Network Neutrality | Abstract PDF |
| Doug Sicker, Dirk Grunwald | ||
| Vol 1 (2007) | [Special Section on Net Neutrality] Net Neutrality: The Technical Side of the Debate ~ A White Paper | Abstract PDF |
| Jon Crowcroft | ||
| Vol 1 (2007) | [Special Section on Net Neutrality] Network Neutrality: The Debate Evolves | Abstract PDF |
| Gerald R. Faulhaber | ||
| Vol 1 (2007) | [Special Section on Net Neutrality] Network Neutrality: Words of Power and 800-Pound Gorillas | Details PDF |
| David D. Clark | ||
| Vol 1 (2007) | [Special Section on Net Neutrality] Scenarios for the Network Neutrality Arms Race | Abstract PDF |
| William H. Lehr, Marvin A. Sirbu, Sharon E. Gillett, Jon M. Peha | ||
| Vol 1 (2007) | [Special Section on Net Neutrality] The Benefits and Risks of Mandating Network Neutrality, and the Quest for a Balanced Policy | Abstract PDF |
| Jon M. Peha | ||
| Vol 1 (2007) | [Special Section on Net Neutrality] The Myth of Network Neutrality and What We Should Do About It | Abstract PDF |
| Robert W. Hahn, Robert E. Litan | ||
| Vol 1 (2007) | [Special Section on Net Neutrality] What Can Antitrust Law Contribute to the Network Neutrality Debate? | Abstract PDF |
| Christopher S. Yoo | ||
| Vol 1 (2007) | [Special Section on Net Neutrality] What Is the Network Neutrality Debate Really About? | Details PDF |
| J. Gregory Sidak | ||
| Vol 1 (2007) | [Special Section on Net Neutrality] Wireless Carterfone | Abstract PDF |
| Timothy Wu | ||
| Vol 15 (2021) | Łukasz Bogucki and Mikołaj Deckert (Eds.), The Palgrave Handbook of Audiovisual Translation and Media Accessibility | Details PDF |
| Siwen Lu, Sijing Lu | ||
| Vol 13 (2019) | “#IAmGay# What About You?”: Storytelling, Discursive Politics, and the Affective Dimension of Social Media Activism against Censorship in China | Abstract PDF |
| Sara Liao | ||
| Vol 15 (2021) | “A Sword of Damocles”: Media Policy, Digital Cultures, and the Discourse of Press Code Reform | Abstract PDF |
| Annemarie Iddins | ||
| Vol 13 (2019) | “Airpocalyse” and the China Smog Crisis: Examining Online and Offline Civic Engagement Motives, Attention and Actions | Abstract PDF |
| Yashu Chen, Pauline Cheong | ||
| Vol 10 (2016) | “Biased” Systematic and Heuristic Processing of Politicians’ Messages: Effects of Source Favorability and Political Interest on Attitude Judgment | Abstract PDF |
| Sungeun Chung, Moniza Waheed | ||
| Vol 11 (2017) | “Blood Is Thicker Than Water”: Interpersonal Influence, Selection, and the Role of Family in Forging Italians’ Political Agreement | Abstract PDF |
| Moreno Mancosu, Cristiano Vezzoni | ||
| Vol 8 (2014) | “Can Our Kids Hack It With Computers?”: Constructing Youth Hackers in Family Computing Magazines (1983–1987) | Abstract PDF |
| Meryl Alper | ||
| Vol 11 (2017) | “Coder,” “Activist,” “Hacker”: Aaron Swartz in the Italian, UK, U.S. and Technology Press | Abstract PDF |
| Philip Di Salvo | ||
| Vol 15 (2021) | “Creating a New Roma Identity”: TV Production as an Alternative Site for Identification and Identity Negotiation | Abstract PDF |
| Azeta Hatef | ||
| Vol 12 (2018) | “Digital Citizenship” Revisited: The Impact of ICTs on Citizens’ Political Communication Beyond the Western State | Abstract PDF |
| Martin Emmer, Marlene Kunst | ||
| Vol 1 (2007) | “Drowning In Information and Starving For Knowledge”: 21st Century Scholarly Publishing | Details PDF |
| Toby Miller | ||
| Vol 15 (2021) | “Go, Vote, and Tweet It”: Interactivity in Online Protest-Related Discussions About the 2014 Catalan Referendum for Independence | Abstract PDF |
| Teresa Gil-Lopez, Cuihua Shen | ||
| Vol 12 (2018) | “Harmonious Middle Kingdom and Dangerous Beautiful Country?” Exploring Cultivation Effects of Domestic and U.S.-Made TV Programs on Chinese College Students?” Exploring Cultivation Effects of Domestic and U.S.-Made TV Programs on Chinese College Students | Abstract PDF |
| Yong Tang, Xue Dou, Mary Beth Oliver | ||
| Vol 14 (2020) | “He and the Paper Had Merged Into One”: An Analysis of the Coverage of the Death of Israeli Journalists | Abstract PDF |
| Moran Avital-BenAtar | ||
| Vol 13 (2019) | “Hey, I’m Having These Experiences”: Tumblr Use and Young People’s Queer (Dis)connections | Abstract PDF |
| Paul Byron, Brady Robards, Benjamin Hanckel, Son Vivienne, Brendan Churchill | ||
| Vol 12 (2018) | “He’s Got His Own Sea”: Political Facebook Unfriending in the Personal Public Sphere | Abstract PDF |
| Nicholas A. John, Noam Gal | ||
| Vol 11 (2017) | “I Don’t Care About Politics, I Just Like That Guy!” Affective Disposition and Political Attributes in Information Processing of Political Talk Shows | Abstract PDF |
| Carina Weinmann, Franziska S. Roth, Frank M. Schneider, Tanja Krämer, Frederic R. Hopp, Melanie J. Bindl, Arlene Luck | ||
| Vol 14 (2020) | “I Don’t Use the Internet”: Exploring Perceptions and Practices Among Mobile-Only and Hybrid Internet Users | Abstract PDF |
| Isabel Pavez, Teresa Correa | ||
| Vol 10 (2016) | “I Has Seen Image Macros!” Advice Animals Memes as Visual-Verbal Jokes | Abstract PDF |
| Marta Dynel | ||
| Vol 14 (2020) | “I Like That It’s My Choice a Couple Different Times”: Gender, Affordances, and User Experience on Bumble Dating | Abstract PDF |
| Urszula Pruchniewska | ||
| Vol 10 (2016) | “I Like the Metamorphosis of the Characters”: Dynamics of Transnational Television Comedy Engagement | Abstract PDF |
| Sharon Lockyer, Diana Elena Popa | ||
| Vol 13 (2019) | “In Spite of” and “Alongside”: Disillusion and Success in Advocacy Communication for the Roma | Abstract PDF |
| Adina Schneeweis | ||
| Vol 15 (2021) | “Innocent” Hashtags? A Cautionary Tale: #IStandWithGreece as a Network of Intolerance on Twitter During a Land Border Crisis | Abstract PDF |
| Maria Avraamidou, Maria Ioannou, Eftychios Eftychiou | ||
| Vol 15 (2021) | “It’s Do or Die”: Cultural Labor, Competitive Reality TV, and the Reproduction of Neoliberal Capitalism | Abstract PDF |
| Aiden James Kosciesza | ||
| Vol 12 (2018) | “It’s Like Learning a Whole Other Language": The Role of Algorithmic Skills in the Curation of Creative Goods | Abstract PDF |
| Erin Klawitter, Eszter Hargittai | ||
| Vol 9 (2015) | “I’ve Thought About This, Trust Me”: Understanding the Values and Assumptions Underlying Prescription Stimulant Misuse Among College Students | Abstract PDF |
| Rebecca de Souza | ||
| Vol 13 (2019) | “Kingston Be Wise:” Jamaica’s Reggae Revival, Musical Livity, and Troubling Temporality in the Modern Global Music Industry | Abstract PDF |
| John Vilanova | ||
| Vol 14 (2020) | “Like a Boss” or Just Bossy? How Audiences Across Age and Gender Evaluate Counterstereotypical Women on Television | Abstract PDF |
| Sierra Bray, Olivia González, Natalie Jonckheere | ||
| Vol 13 (2019) | “Men Are Scum”: Self-Regulation, Hate Speech, and Gender-Based Censorship on Facebook | Abstract PDF |
| Chloe Nurik | ||
| Vol 13 (2019) | “None of Us Is an Island”: Toward the Conception of Positive Populism Through the Analysis of Pope Francis’s Twitter Communication | Abstract PDF |
| Marton Demeter, Tamas Toth | ||
| Vol 14 (2020) | “Obstinate Partisanship”: Political Discussion Attributes Effects on the Development of Unconditional Party Loyalty | Abstract PDF |
| Alberto Ardèvol-Abreu, Homero Gil de Zúñiga | ||
| Vol 15 (2021) | “One Big Fake News”: Misinformation at the Intersection of User-Based and Legacy Media | Abstract PDF |
| Aya Yadlin, Oranit Klein Shagrir | ||
| Vol 7 (2013) | “Please Don’t Be Turk, BE GREEK, BE ARMENIAN”: Agency and Deixis Across Virtualized Turkish Imagined Community | Abstract PDF |
| Ali Ersen Erol | ||
| Vol 10 (2016) | “Power Femininity” and Popular Women’s Magazines in China | Abstract PDF |
| Eva Chen | ||
| Vol 14 (2020) | “Rediscovering” Ideology Critique (Again): Toward a Critical Realist Analysis of Political Media Effects | Abstract PDF |
| Matt Guardino | ||
| Vol 7 (2013) | “Rush, I Love You”: Interactional Fandom on U.S. Political Talk Radio | Abstract PDF |
| Gonen Dori-Hacohen | ||
| Vol 12 (2018) | “Seize Your Moment, My Lovely Trolls”: News, Satire, and Public Opinion About Net Neutrality | Abstract PDF |
| Paul R. Brewer, Dannagal G. Young, Jennifer L. Lambe, Lindsay H. Hoffman, Justin Collier | ||
| Vol 13 (2019) | “Shouting Matches and Echo Chambers”: Perceived Identity Threats and Political Self-Censorship on Social Media | Abstract PDF |
| Elia Powers, Michael Koliska, Pallavi Guha | ||
| Vol 11 (2017) | “Stir-Frying” Internet Finance: Financialization and the Institutional Role of Financial News in China | Abstract PDF |
| Jing Wang | ||
| Vol 10 (2016) | “That Show Really Spoke to Me!”: The Effects of Compatible Psychological Needs and Talk Show Host Style on Audience Activity | Abstract PDF |
| Stephanie Edgerly, Melissa Gotlieb, Emily Vraga | ||
| Vol 14 (2020) | “The Whole World Watching”? How News Media Create the Myth of an Audience of Billions and Foster Imagined Communities | Abstract PDF |
| Silke Fürst | ||
| Vol 14 (2020) | “Them Cuffs Keep Them Quiet”: Facebook Users’ Reactions to Live Arrests During Racial Justice Protests | Abstract PDF |
| Martina Santia, P. Brooks Fuller, Nathan P. Kalmoe, Paromita Saha | ||
| Vol 11 (2017) | “We Are All Fighters”: The Transmedia Marketing of Difference in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) | Abstract PDF |
| Jennifer McClearen | ||
| Vol 14 (2020) | “We Decided We Don’t Want Children. We Will Let Them Know Tonight”: Parental Humor on Social Media in a Time of Coronavirus Pandemic | Abstract PDF |
| Dafna Lemish, Nelly Elias | ||
| Vol 14 (2020) | “We Need You to Listen to Us”: Youth Activist Perspectives on Intergenerational Dynamics and Adult Solidarity in Youth Movements | Abstract PDF |
| AL Liou, Ioana Literat | ||
| Vol 10 (2016) | “What Can I Really Do?” Explaining the Privacy Paradox with Online Apathy | Abstract PDF |
| Eszter Hargittai, Alice Marwick | ||
| Vol 10 (2016) | “Who Has Time for That?" Understanding Media Use Among Conservation Photographers | Abstract PDF |
| Elizabeth Anne Gervais | ||
| Vol 14 (2020) | “Why Does a Teacher Feel the Need to Post My Kid?”: Parents and Teachers Constructing Morally Acceptable Boundaries of Children’s Social Media Presence | Abstract PDF |
| Davide Cino, Chiara Dalledonne Vandini | ||
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