Special Sections

• Digital Traces in Context| Digital Traces and Personal Analytics: iTime, Self-Tracking, and the Temporalities of Practice

  Martin Hand, Michelle Gorea

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  2018-01-26

• Digital Traces in Context| 100 Billion Data Rows per Second: Media Analytics in the Early 21st Century

  Lev Manovich

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  2018-01-26

• Digital Traces in Context| Otherwise Engaged: Social Media from Vanity Metrics to Critical Analytics

  Richard Rogers

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  2018-01-26

• Digital Traces in Context| Appropriating Digital Traces of Self-Quantification: Contextualizing Pragmatic and Enthusiast Self-Trackers

  Ulrike Gerhard, Andreas Hepp

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  2018-01-26

• Digital Traces in Context| Political Agency, Digital Traces, and Bottom-Up Data Practices

  Stefania Milan

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  2018-01-26

• Digital Traces in Context| Social Media Giveth, Social Media Taketh Away: Facebook, Friendships, and APIs

  Bernie Hogan

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  2018-01-26

• Digital Traces in Context| Tracing Capitalism’s Turn to Data: Or, Contextualizing Daily Life’s New Data “Context” — Commentary

  Nick Couldry

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  2018-01-26

• Digital Traces in Context| Digital Traces in Context — An Introduction

  Andreas Hepp, Andreas Breiter, Thomas N. Friemel

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  2018-01-26

• Health Communication| Engaging Doctors and Depressed Patients: Effects of Referential Viewpoint and Role Similarity in Health Narratives

  Kobie van Krieken, José Sanders

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  2017-11-20

• Health Communication| Who Cares What Others Think? The Role of Latinas’ Acculturation in the Processing of HPV Vaccination Narrative Messages

  Nathan Walter, Sheila T. Murphy, Lauren B. Frank, Lourdes Baezconde-Garbanati

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  2017-11-20

• Health Communication| Risk Versus Planning Health Narratives Targeting Dutch Truck Drivers: Obtaining Impact Via Different Routes?

  Anniek Boeijinga, Hans Hoeken, José Sanders

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  2017-11-20

• Health Communication| Operational and Conceptual Trends in Narrative Persuasion Research: Comparing Health- and Non-Health-Related Contexts

  Michael Dahlstrom, Jeff Niederdeppe, Lijing Gao, Xiaowen Zhu

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  2017-11-20

• Health Communication| Dispelling Fears and Myths of Organ Donation: How Narratives Including Information Reduce Ambivalence and Reactance

  Freya Sukalla, Anna J. M. Wagner, Isabel Rackow

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  2017-11-20

• Health Communication| “Don’t Make My Mistake”: On the Processing of Narrative Fear Appeals

  Joëlle A. Ooms, Carel J.M. Jansen, Saar Hommes, John C.J. Hoeks

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  2017-11-20

• Health Communication| Transportation Into Narrative Worlds and the Motivation to Change Health-Related Behavior

  Timon Gebbers, John B. F. De Wit, Markus Appel

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  2017-11-20

• Health Communication| “She Died of a Mother’s Broken Heart”: Media and Audiences’ Framing of Health Narratives of Heart-Related Celebrity Deaths

  Hilde Van den Bulck

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  2017-11-20

• Health Communication| The Narrative Within the Narrative: The Effectiveness of Narrative HIV Prevention Ads Depends on Their Placement Within a Context Narrative

  Anja Kalch, Helena Bilandzic

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  2017-11-20

• Health Communication| Moved to Act: Examining the Role of Mixed Affect and Cognitive Elaboration in “Accidental” Narrative Persuasion

  Enny Das, Tijmen Nobbe, Mary Beth Oliver

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  2017-11-20

• Health Communication through Media Narratives: Factors, Processes and Effects — Introduction

  Katalin E. Balint, Helena Bilandzic

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  2017-11-20

• COMPASS| Who’s Behind That Political Ad? The FCC’s Online Political Files and Failures in Sponsorship Identification Regulation

  Rachel E. Moran

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  2017-11-08

• COMPASS| Critical Communication Policy Research and the Attention Economy: From Digital Labor Theory to Digital Class Struggle

  Brice Nixon

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  2017-11-08

• COMPASS| Measuring the Journalism Crisis: Developing New Approaches That Help the Public Connect to the Issue

  Alex T. Williams

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  2017-11-08

• COMPASS| Television Versus the Internet for Information Seeking: Lessons From Global Survey Research

  Sonia Jawaid Shaikh

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  2017-11-08

• COMPASS| Race, Class, and Privacy: A Critical Historical Review

  Matt Reichel

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  2017-11-08

• COMPASS| New Media, Work Boundaries, and Privacy

  Opeyemi Akanbi

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  2017-11-08

• COMPASS| Training Doctors To Communicate: Lessons From Integrating Behavioral and Social Science into Medical Education

  Jillian Kwong

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  2017-11-08

• COMPASS| Media Policy Research and Practice: Insights and Interventions ‒ Introduction

  Pawel Popiel, Victor Pickard, Mark Lloyd

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  2017-11-08

• Global to Village| When Technological Closeness Begets Social Distancing: From Mobile Phones to Wired Radio and a Yearning for the Mass Line in Rural China

  Byron Rigel Hauck

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  2017-10-27

• Global to Village| A Dreamland or the Land of Broken Dreams: Juxtaposed Conceptions of the Good Life in Heyang

  Xiaoxing Zhang

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  2017-10-27

• Global to Village| Rewiring UNESCO’s World Heritage Centre and Rural Peripheries: Imagined Community and Concrete Inequality From France’s Corsica to China’s Heyang

  Joseph Nicolai

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  2017-10-27