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<b>Unpacking Property: Media, Ownership, and Power in Transformation| Media Property: New Explorations in Media and Communication Studies—Introduction</b>

Unpacking Property: Media, Ownership, and Power in Transformation| Toward Media Environment Capture: A Theoretical Contribution on the Influence of Big Tech on ...

Hunter Hargraves, <i>Uncomfortable Television<i>

Rachael Kent, <i>The Digital Health Self: Wellness, Tracking, and Social Media<i>

Sara J. Grossman, <i>Immeasurable Weather: Meteorological Data and Settler Colonialism from 1820 to Hurricane Sandy<i>

Unveiling the Veil: Examining the Stereotyping of Hijab in Internet Memes and GIFs

How, When, and Why to Use AI: Strategic Uses of Professional Perceptions and Industry Lore in the Dubbing Industry

The Role of Trust in Social Media Platforms in Shaping Political Effects of Dissident Information Flows: A Case of Facebook in Kazakhstan

The “Good” Dictator: The Semiotics of “Desirable” Authoritarianism

Difference in and Influences on Public Opinion About Artificial Intelligence in 20 Economies: Reducing Uncertainty Through Awareness, Knowledge, and Trust

Seeing a New Type of Economic Inequality Discourse: Inequality as Spectacle in the “Billionaire Space Race”

Nevine El Nossery, <i>Arab Women’s Revolutionary Art: Between Singularities and Multitudes<i>

Aram Sinnreich and Jesse Gilbert, <i>The Secret Life of Data: Navigating Hype and Uncertainty in the Age of Algorithmic Surveillance<i>

Jian Lin, <i>Chinese Creator Economies: Labor and Bilateral Creative Workers<i>

The Evolution of Twitter: An Entangled History of Intermedia Relationships

A Territorialized Business Model? Exploring the Objective and Subjective Conceptualizations of the Local Scale Built by Mid-City Digital News Media in Chile

Dark Cycles: Social Engineering and Political Chatbots in Netanyahu’s 2019 Election Campaigns

The Thin Line Between Conspiracy Theories and Opinion: Why Humans and AI Struggle to Differentiate Them

<b>Groundhog Day| Influencers Are Just Vain</b>

Groundhog Day| Digital Media Is Fake and Teaches Young People the Wrong Things About Sexuality

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