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Channels Nick Couldry, The Space of the World: Can Human Solidarity Survive Social Media and What If It Can’t?
Natalie Fenton, Democratic Delusions: How the Media Hollows Out Democracy and What We Can Do About It
Matt Sienkiewicz and Nick Marx, That’s Not Funny: How the Right Makes Comedy Work for Them
Can Voice-Responsive VR Art Experiences Improve Wellbeing?
How Digital Twins Can Improve Health System Operations
AI-Quantified Breast Arterial Calcification Can Predict Heart Disease Risk From Mammograms
Sustainable journalism redux: What are the “cornerstone” media frames of a sustainable future?
How to get to know what we know: Introduction to the special issue, What do we Know about Media, Communication, Journalism, and Democracy in the Nordics?
Media-Saturated and Morally Contested Teenage Lives: No Space or Time for Nonmedia Moments (and for Being Bored)?
What Is at Stake? The Co-Encoding/Decoding Model of Human–Generative Artificial Intelligence Communication
“It blinks, but it’s not human”: Audience reactions and trust crisis triggered by artificial intelligence (AI) anchors in Chinese social media
Generative AI and Media Convergence in Education: Transforming Student Communication on Social Media
Beth A. Haller, Disabled People Transforming Media Culture for a More Inclusive World (1st ed.)
Outdoor Recreation in the National Conservation Lands: “Can’t Live With It and Can’t Live Without It”
Political Communication and Digital Participation in Arequipa, Peru: Social Media Consumption and Media Credibility
Rethinking dualism: exploring the opportunities and limits of a ‘third space’ in human-machine interaction
A children’s rights approach to critical media literacy in language education: Developing children’s agency in a digital networked world
Social Media Algorithms and Artificial Intelligence: Transformation of the Information Space - Positive and Negative Aspects (2023-2024, Facebook, X (Formerly Twitter), TikTok, and YouTube)
Anti-Media Media: A Normative Approach to Media Positionality
Low-Cost Sensor Helps See What Eyes Can’t
Using media as a source in lessons: Media literacy methodology and Constructivist Media Decoding
Extension Educators’ Use of Social Media for Promoting Extension-related Activities
How NGOs in South Africa assess hate speech on social media
From consumers to creators: Social media information literacy of university students.
Unequal penalties: user status dynamics in the spread of social media misinformation
