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Generative AI and Media Convergence in Education: Transforming Student Communication on Social Media
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Political Communication and Digital Participation in Arequipa, Peru: Social Media Consumption and Media Credibility
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Media Affectivity: Theorizing The Role of Digital Media Capabilities in Aligning Team Members’ Affective States
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Grounded theory method and media research
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Social Media ROI: A Case for Reconceptualisation
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Katalin Feher, Generative AI, Media, and Society
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Rosalind Gill, Perfect: Feeling Judged on Social Media
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The masked messenger: Uncovering partisan agenda in Ghana’s media
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What Are Media? A Hedonic Model for the Second Digital Convergence
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Book review: Digital Media Metaphors: A Critical Introduction
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Larissa Hjorth, Mourning on Mobile Media: Everyday Affective Witnessing
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The Nordic media welfare state and the challenge of imagining livable futures: Keynote speech, NordMedia2025, Odense, Denmark, 13–15 August (revised and edited)
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How NGOs in South Africa assess hate speech on social media
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The political economy of networked media: The revenue and concentration of communication markets in the Nordics
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“Do Not Fight the Swans”: Gender Politics and Moral Norms Across Media
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Reporting Saudi Economic Developments in Middle East TV News Media
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Media Apollos: Representation of Masculinity through the Concept of Gaze
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Sustainable journalism redux: What are the “cornerstone” media frames of a sustainable future?
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Do alternative media users distrust all mainstream news or only some? Assessing Danish left-wing and right-wing alternative media users’ trust in news at the outlet-specific level
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(Not) Looking for connection. Representations of Genocide in Rwanda in the Lithuanian Media in 1994
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Big Data Discourses| Reframing Datafication: News Media Discourses on Big Data and AI
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The Effect of Self-Disclosure Behaviors in Social Media on Peer Dynamics among University Students
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University Students’ Access to Information on Social Media: Scale Development and Validation in the Vietnamese Context
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Wunpini Fatimata Mohammed, Media, Culture, and Decolonization: Re-righting the Subaltern Histories of Ghana