Vol. 10, No. 2 (2021)

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Published: 2021-12-31

Articles

• Policy insight through social and online mediaA systematic mapping of qualitative passive citizensourcing studies

  Kane Callaghan, Michael Mehmet, Peter Simmons, Belinda Curley

  1-26

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• Understanding college students’ perceptions regarding mindfulness and social media

  Narissra Maria Punyanunt-Carter, Jason Wrench, Adolfo Garcia

  27-45

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• Social approval, social comparison, and digital alteration on Instagram as predictors of image fixation

  Thomas Richard Wagner, Kiera Wolkins, Aubree Herman

  46-57

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• The language of outrageDefining and communicating outrage and incivility via social media during the Charlottesville Protests

  Bridget Haina

  58-75

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• Social media, public sphere and counterpublicsAn exploratory analysis of the networked use of Twitter during the protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act in India

  Dilli Bikram Edingo

  76-101

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• Participatory privacyHow privacy governs community boundaries and inclusion in online social movements

  Madelyn Rose Sanfilippo, Katherine J Strandburg

  102-135

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• Reactistan: Do the Subaltern speak on YouTube?

  Shaheed N Mohammed, Sarah Mohammed

  136-161

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• Reclaiming racial authenticity through hashtags, tweets, and images

  Michael R Williams

  162-174

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• The darkside of the likeThe effects of social media addiction on digital and in-person communication

  Rebecca Rast, Joshua T. Coleman, Christina S. Simmers

  175-201

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• The digital as prosthesisThe role of social media in autistic people's lives

  Débora Antunes, Alexander Dhoest

  202-220

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• Spending time in the networkCelebrity relationships on Twitter

  Paul Ziek

  221-242

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• An exploratory study of skill requirements for social media positionsA content analysis of job advertisements

  Amit Verma, Phillip Frank, Kamal Lamsal

  243-263

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• Educational potential of Facebook use in higher educationLast decade research trend

  Iskender Volkan Sancar, Abdullah Duvenci, Hatice Ferhan Odabasi

  264-288

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• Marketing the sacrificeA roiled audience overwhelms the gates

  Edgar Simpson, Elina Erzikova, Joshua Hendricks, Natalie Battens, Lisa Gandy

  289-305

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• Insta-gratificationExamining the influence of social media on emotions and consumption

  Elyria Kemp, Carla Childers

  306-324

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• Extending social penetration theory to Facebook

  Natalie Pennington

  325-343

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• The enemy narrativeHow authoritarian regimes use Twitter to oppress public opinion, evidence from Flight PS752

  Emad Rahmanian

  344-372

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• An analysis of George Floyd-themed memesA Critical Race Theory approach to analyzing memes surrounding the 2020 George Floyd protests

  Mia Moody-Ramirez, Gabriel B. Tait, Dorothy Bland

  373-401

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• Disclosure, Twitter, and the Power of #WhyIDidntReportApplying French and Raven’s Bases of Power to Tweets from Victims of Sexual Violence

  Isabel Fay, Kris Paal, Alec R Hosterman, Karen Bleier, Naomi R. Johnson, Virginia Kinman, Christine Reindfleisch

  402-422

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Book Reviews

• Research perspectives on social media influencers and their followers

  Marissa Hayes

  423-425

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