Special Sections

• Encounters Between Violence and Media| “We Are One”: Mediatized Death Rituals and the Recognition of Marginalized Others

  Tal Morse

  28

  2023-02-04

• Encounters Between Violence and Media| Echo of Experience: A Feminist Response to Racialization of Sexual Crime in the Hybrid Media Event

  Kaarina Nikunen

  17

  2023-02-04

• Encounters Between Violence and Media| “You Will Never Hear Me Mention His Name”: The (Im)possibility of the Politics of Recognition in Disruptive Hybrid Media Events

  Katja Valaskivi, Johanna Sumiala

  18

  2023-02-04

• Encounters Between Violence and Media| Trafficked Women in Press Journalism: Politics and Ambivalence in the Quest for Visibility

  Tijana Stolic

  18

  2023-02-04

• COVID-19, Digital Media, and Health| Beliefs in Times of Corona: Investigating the Relationship Between Media Use and COVID-19 Conspiracy Beliefs Over Time in a Representative Dutch Sample

  Marloes van Wezel, Emiel Krahmer, Ruben Vromans, Nadine Bol

  20

  2023-01-10

• COVID-19, Digital Media, and Health| Children’s and Parents’ Worries About Online Schooling Associated With Children’s Anxiety During Lockdown in Ireland

  Derek A. Laffan, Seffetullah Kuldas, Beatrice Sciacca, James O'Higgins Norman, Tijana Milosevic

  23

  2023-01-10

• COVID-19, Digital Media, and Health| Health Messaging and Social Media: An Examination of Message Fatigue, Race, and Emotional Outcomes Among Black Audiences

  Hope Hickerson, David Stamps

  20

  2023-01-10

• COVID-19, Digital Media, and Health| Exposure to COVID-19 Misinformation Across Instant Messaging Apps: Moderating Roles of News Media and Interpersonal Communication

  Woohyun Yoo, Sang-Hwa Oh, Doo-Hun Choi

  23

  2023-01-10

• COVID-19, Digital Media, and Health| Communicating About Mental Health During a Pandemic: An Examination of Active and Aware Publics on Twitter

  Jesse King, Audrey Halversen, Olivia Morrow, Whitney Westhoff, Pamela Brubaker

  18

  2023-01-10

• COVID-19, Digital Media, and Health| COVID-19, Digital Media, and Health: Lessons Learned and the Way Ahead for the Study of Human Communication—Introduction

  Kathrin Karsay, Anne-Linda Camerini, Jörg Matthes

  8

  2023-01-10

• Theorizing the Korean Wave| Virtual Technology in Netflix K-Drama: Augmented Reality, Hologram, and Artificial Intelligence

  Jinhee Park

  19

  2022-12-29

• Theorizing the Korean Wave| K-Culture Without “K-”? The Paradoxical Nature of Producing Korean Television Toward a Sustainable Korean Wave

  Taeyoung Kim

  22

  2022-12-29

• Theorizing the Korean Wave| K(Q)ueer-Pop for Another World: Toward a Theorization of Gender and Sexuality in K-Pop

  Jungmin Kwon

  20

  2022-12-29

• Theorizing the Korean Wave| K-Pop Without Koreans: Racial Imagination and Boundary Making in K-Pop

  Ji-Hyun Ahn

  20

  2022-12-29

• Theorizing the Korean Wave| Shock and Surprise: Theorizing the Korean Wave Through Mediatized Emotions

  Irina Lyan

  23

  2022-12-29

• Theorizing the Korean Wave| Netflix and Platform Imperialism: How Netflix Alters the Ecology of the Korean TV Drama Industry

  Ji Hoon Park, Kristin April Kim, Yongsuk Lee

  20

  2022-12-29

• Theorizing the Korean Wave| Transnational Proximity of the Korean Wave in the Global Cultural Sphere

  Dal Yong Jin

  20

  2022-12-29

• Theorizing the Korean Wave| Theorizing the Korean Wave: Introduction to New Perspectives—Introduction

  Dal Yong Jin

  8

  2022-12-29

• Theorizing the Korean Wave| Translational Audiences in the Age of Transnational K-Pop

  Kyong Yoon

  18

  2022-12-29

• Precarious Migrants in a Sharing Economy| Precarious Migrants in a Sharing Economy: Collective Action, Organizational Communication, and Digital Technologies—Introduction

  Amanda Alencar, Yijing Wang

  13

  2022-11-21

• Precarious Migrants in a Sharing Economy| #Nosomosdesertores: Activism and Narratives of the Cuban Diaspora on Twitter

  Denise Maria Cogo, Deborah Rodríguez Santos

  23

  2022-11-21

• Precarious Migrants in a Sharing Economy| #Migrantes on TikTok: Exploring Platformed Belongings

  Daniela Jaramillo-Dent, Amanda Alencar, Yan Asadchy

  25

  2022-11-21

• Precarious Migrants in a Sharing Economy| Data Literacy as an Emerging Challenge in the Migration/Refugee Context: A Critical Exploration of Communication Efforts Around “Refugee Apps”

  Dennis Nguyen, Sergül Nguyen

  25

  2022-11-21

• Precarious Migrants in a Sharing Economy| Digital Solidarity and Ethical Tech for Refugees: Why We Need to Care More and Code Less

  Sara Marino

  15

  2022-11-21

• Precarious Migrants in a Sharing Economy| The Rise of Platformed Governance in China: Migration, Technology, and Integration

  Ping Sun

  19

  2022-11-21

• Precarious Migrants in a Sharing Economy| Looking Good or Doing Good? A Cross-Cultural Comparison of Employee Perception of Corporate Refugee Support

  Yijing Wang

  21

  2022-11-21

• Precarious Migrants in a Sharing Economy| On-Demand Migrants: Entrepreneurialism, Platformization, and Migration in Brazil

  Sofia Cavalcanti Zanforlin, Rafael Grohmann

  18

  2022-11-21

• Unsettled Debts: 1968 and the Problem of Historical Memory| The Sociotechnical Imaginaries of 1968

  Andrea Alarcon, Soledad Altrudi, Frances Corry, MC Forelle

  19

  2022-10-04

• Unsettled Debts: 1968 and the Problem of Historical Memory| Con Che? The Specter of Communism in the 1968 Chicano Blowouts

  Magally Miranda, Efren Michael López

  17

  2022-10-04

• Unsettled Debts: 1968 and the Problem of Historical Memory| Once Lost, Painfully Present: Maya Angelou’s Blacks, Blues, Black! (1968)

  Adrien Sebro

  15

  2022-10-04