New Media & Society, Volume 23

Volume 23, Number 1, January 2021

Editorial

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  Steve Jones, David W. Park:
  Editorial.

Articles

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  Anthony Henry Triggs, Kristian Møller, Christina Neumayer:
  Context collapse and anonymity among queer Reddit users.
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  Dalia Elsheikh, Darren G. Lilleker:
  Egypt's feminist counterpublic: The re-invigoration of the post-revolution public sphere.
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  Alessandro Delfanti:
  Machinic dispossession and augmented despotism: Digital work in an Amazon warehouse.
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  Yuhui Wang, Xiaochun Xie, Jasmine Fardouly, Lenny R. Vartanian, Li Lei:
  The longitudinal and reciprocal relationships between selfie-related behaviors and self-objectification and appearance concerns among adolescents.
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  Stine Eckert, Jade Metzger-Riftkin, Sean Kolhoff, Sydney O'Shay-Wallace:
  A hyper differential counterpublic: Muslim social media users and Islamophobia during the 2016 US presidential election.
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  Carey Jewitt, Kerstin Leder Mackley, Sara Price:
  Digital touch for remote personal communication: An emergent sociotechnical imaginary.
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  Daniela Jaramillo-Dent, María Amor Pérez-Rodríguez:
  #MigrantCaravan: The border wall and the establishment of otherness on Instagram.
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  Dmitry Kuznetsov:
  ICANN's dotCommunities: Analysing the construction of DNS-appropriate communities in the new gTLD programme.
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  Aaron Trammell, Amanda L. L. Cullen:
  A cultural approach to algorithmic bias in games.
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  Yanqin Lu, Jae Kook Lee:
  Determinants of cross-cutting discussion on Facebook: Political interest, news consumption, and strong-tie heterogeneity.

Book Review Essay

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  Robert Dorschel:
  Contours of the networked self.

Book reviews

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  Benjamin Peters:
  Book review: Zootechnologies: A history of swarm research.
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  Caroline Stratton:
  Book review: The Digital Edge: How Black and Latino Youth Navigate Digital Inequality.

Volume 23, Number 2, February 2021

Introduction to Special Issue

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  Astrid Mager, Christian Katzenbach:
  Future imaginaries in the making and governing of digital technology: Multiple, contested, commodified.

Special Issue Articles

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  Joachim Haupt:
  Facebook futures: Mark Zuckerberg's discursive construction of a better world.
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  Tony C. Liao, Andrew Iliadis:
  A future so close: Mapping 10 years of promises and futures across the augmented reality development cycle.
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  Sophie Mützel:
  Unlocking the payment experience: Future imaginaries in the case of digital payments.
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  Michael Hockenhull, Marisa Leavitt Cohn:
  Hot air and corporate sociotechnical imaginaries: Performing and translating digital futures in the Danish tech scene.
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  Tara Mahfoud:
  Visions of unification and integration: Building brains and communities in the European Human Brain Project.
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  Niels ten Oever:
  "This is not how we imagined it": Technological affordances, economic drivers, and the Internet architecture imaginary.
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  Becky Kazansky, Stefania Milan:
  "Bodies not templates": Contesting dominant algorithmic imaginaries.
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  Annette N. Markham:
  The limits of the imaginary: Challenges to intervening in future speculations of memory, data, and algorithms.
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  Sally Wyatt:
  Metaphors in critical Internet and digital media studies.

Volume 23, Number 3, March 2021

Articles

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  Hongliang Chen, David J. Atkin:
  Understanding third-person perception about Internet privacy risks.
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  Emma Nortio, Miira Niska, Tuuli Anna Renvik, Inga Jasinskaja-Lahti:
  'The nightmare of multiculturalism': Interpreting and deploying anti-immigration rhetoric in social media.
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  Frank Marcinkowski, Pero Dosenovic:
  From incidental exposure to intentional avoidance: Psychological reactance to political communication during the 2017 German national election campaign.
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  Brandon C. Bouchillon, Patrick A. Stewart:
  Games-based trust: Role-playing the administrative experience of immigrants.
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  Julia Kneer, Michael R. Ward:
  With a rebel yell: Video gamers' responses to mass shooting moral panics.
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  Kate M. Miltner:
  "One part politics, one part technology, one part history": Racial representation in the Unicode 7.0 emoji set.
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  Josie Reade:
  Keeping it raw on the 'gram: Authenticity, relatability and digital intimacy in fitness cultures on Instagram.
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  Lena Frischlich:
  #Dark inspiration: Eudaimonic entertainment in extremist Instagram posts.
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  Xin Pei, Arul Chib:
  Beyond the gender (dis)empowerment dichotomy: The mobile phone as social catalyst for gender transformation in the Global South.
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  Caitlin E. Lawson:
  Skin deep: Callout strategies, influencers, and racism in the online beauty community.
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  Nazanin Andalibi:
  Symbolic annihilation through design: Pregnancy loss in pregnancy-related mobile apps.

Review Article (Invited Authors Only)

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  Susan Abel, Tanya Machin, Charlotte Brownlow:
  Social media, rituals, and long-distance family relationship maintenance: A mixed-methods systematic review.

Volume 23, Number 4, April 2021

Introduction to Special Issue

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  Heather Horst, Jolynna Sinanan, Larissa Hjorth:
  Storing and sharing: Everyday relationships with digital material.

Special Issue Articles

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  Jenny Kennedy, Rowan Wilken:
  Liminoid media: On the enduring significance of USB portable flash drives.
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  Petronella Vaarzon-Morel, Linda Barwick, Jennifer Green:
  Sharing and storing digital cultural records in Central Australian Indigenous communities.
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  Tom McDonald, Yanan Guo:
  'What would happen if you can't see your money?': Visibility and the emergent infrastructures of digital money storage in China.
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  Jörgen Rahm-Skågeby, Anders Carlsson:
  The archive and the scene: On the cultural techniques of retrocomputing databases.
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  Geoffrey Hobbis, Stephanie Ketterer Hobbis:
  An ethnography of deletion: Materializing transience in Solomon Islands digital cultures.
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  Debora Lanzeni, Sarah Pink:
  Digital material value: Designing emerging technologies.
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  Eva Theunissen, Paolo Silvio Harald Favero:
  Veiling the image/framing the body: The labour of enduring ephemerals in the context of trans* male adult camming practices on Chaturbate.
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  Yang Wang, Sun Sun Lim:
  Nomadic life archiving across platforms: Hyperlinked storage and compartmentalized sharing.
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  Christian Pentzold:
  Mundane work for utopian ends: Freeing digital materials in peer production.
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  Heather Horst, Jolynna Sinanan:
  Digital housekeeping: Living with data.
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  Ilana Gershon, Amy Gonzales:
  You got a hole in your belly and a phone in your hand: How US government phone subsidies shape the search for employment.

Volume 23, Number 5, May 2021

Articles

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  Kylie Moore-Gilbert, Zainab Abdul-Nabi:
  Authoritarian downgrading, (self)censorship and new media activism after the Arab Spring.
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  Leona Yi-Fan Su, Dietram A. Scheufele, Dominique Brossard, Michael A. Xenos:
  Political and personality predispositions and topical contexts matter: Effects of uncivil comments on science news engagement intentions.
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  Clare Southerton, Daniel Marshall, Peter Aggleton, Mary Lou Rasmussen, Rob Cover:
  Restricted modes: Social media, content classification and LGBTQ sexual citizenship.
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  Laura A. Pasquini, Paul William Eaton:
  Being/becoming professional online: Wayfinding through networked practices and digital experiences.
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  Paula Costa Ferreira, Ana Margarida Veiga Simão, Nádia Salgado Pereira, Paula Paulino, Sofia Oliveira:
  Online verbal aggression, social relationships, and self-efficacy beliefs.
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  Yunya Song, Kyounghee Hazel Kwon, Jianliang Xu, Xin Huang, Shiying Li:
  Curbing profanity online: A network-based diffusion analysis of profane speech on Chinese social media.
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  Claudia Wilhelm, Helena Stehle, Hanne Detel:
  Digital visibility and the role of mutual interaction expectations: Reframing the journalist-audience relationship through the lens of interpersonal communication.
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  Chen Sabag Ben-Porat, Sam Lehman-Wilzig:
  Electoral system influence on social network usage patterns of parliamentary assistants as their legislators' stand-in: The United States, Germany, and Israel.
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  Catherine Page Jeffery:
  Parenting in the digital age: Between socio-biological and socio-technological development.
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  Nicholas A. John, Aysha Agbarya:
  Punching up or turning away? Palestinians unfriending Jewish Israelis on Facebook.
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  Thomas Zerback, Florian Töpfl, Maria Knöpfle:
  The disconcerting potential of online disinformation: Persuasive effects of astroturfing comments and three strategies for inoculation against them.
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  Sara Bonilla, Mallaigh McGinley, Sharon Lamb:
  Sexting, power, and patriarchy: Narratives of sexting from a college population.
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  Maria Rae:
  Hyperpartisan news: Rethinking the media for populist politics.
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  Pavel Bacovsky:
  Gaming alone: Videogaming and sociopolitical attitudes.
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  Mathieu O'Neil, Laure Muselli, Mahin Raissi, Stefano Zacchiroli:
  'Open source has won and lost the war': Legitimising commercial-communal hybridisation in a FOSS project.
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  George Dh Pearson:
  Sources on social media: Information context collapse and volume of content as predictors of source blindness.
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  Philip Pond:
  An event-based model for studying network time empirically in digital media systems.
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  Dominika Howard, Bianca Klettke, Elizabeth M. Clancy, Ian Fuelscher, Matthew Fuller-Tyszkiewicz:
  Body image self-consciousness and sexting among heterosexual and non-exclusively heterosexual individuals.
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  Iulia Coanda, Stef Aupers:
  Post-human encounters: Humanising the technological Other in videogames.
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  Breda Luthar, Marusa Pusnik:
  Intimate media and technological nature of sociality.
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  Sarita Schoenebeck, Oliver L. Haimson, Lisa Nakamura:
  Drawing from justice theories to support targets of online harassment.

Review Article (Invited Authors Only)

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  Eleni Kapantai, Androniki Christopoulou, Christos Berberidis, Vassilios Peristeras:
  A systematic literature review on disinformation: Toward a unified taxonomical framework.

Book Reviews

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  Tyler Horan:
  Book Review: How we became our data: A genealogy of the informational person.
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  Madeleine Crutchley:
  Book Review: Race after technology: Abolitionist tools for the New Jim Code.
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  Gabriel Pereira:
  Book Review: Automating vision: The social impact of the new camera consciousness.
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  Víctor Navarro Remesal:
  Book Review: Virtual existentialism: Meaning and subjectivity in virtual worlds.
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  Tai Neilson:
  Book Review: Lawless: The Secret Rules That Govern Our Digital Lives.

Volume 23, Number 6, June 2021

Articles

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  Gemma Newlands, Christoph Lutz:
  Crowdwork and the mobile underclass: Barriers to participation in India and the United States.
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  Christopher Till:
  Propaganda through 'reflexive control' and the mediated construction of reality.
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  Sai Wang:
  Standing up or standing by: Bystander intervention in cyberbullying on social media.
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  Maria Sourbati, Frauke Behrendt:
  Smart mobility, age and data justice.
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  Elizabeth Poole, Eva Haifa Giraud, Ed de Quincey:
  Tactical interventions in online hate speech: The case of #stopIslam.
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  Katharina Bräunlich, Tobias Dienlin, Johannes Eichenhofer, Paula Helm, Sabine Trepte, Rüdiger Grimm, Sandra Seubert, Christoph Gusy:
  Linking loose ends: An interdisciplinary privacy and communication model.
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  Rikke Amundsen:
  'A male dominance kind of vibe': Approaching unsolicited dick pics as sexism.
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  Joseph Macey, Brett Abarbanel, Juho Hamari:
  What predicts esports betting? A study on consumption of video games, esports, gambling and demographic factors.
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  Kristy A. Hamilton, Seo Yoon Lee, Un Chae Chung, Weizi Liu, Brittany R. L. Duff:
  Putting the "Me" in endorsement: Understanding and conceptualizing dimensions of self-endorsement using intelligent personal assistants.
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  Anna Veronica Banchik:
  Disappearing acts: Content moderation and emergent practices to preserve at-risk human rights-related content.
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  Cristina Moreno-Almeida:
  Memes as snapshots of participation: The role of digital amateur activists in authoritarian regimes.
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  Jack Denham, Matthew Spokes:
  The right to the virtual city: Rural retreatism in open-world video games.
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  Riitta Hänninen, Sakari Taipale, Raija Luostari:
  Exploring heterogeneous ICT use among older adults: The warm experts' perspective.
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  Paula McDonald, Penny Williams, Robyn Mayes:
  How professional photographers engage with and resist digital platform work.
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  Byrd McDaniel:
  Popular music reaction videos: Reactivity, creator labor, and the performance of listening online.
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  Lisa Lazard, Rose Capdevila:
  She's so vain? A Q study of selfies and the curation of an online self.
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  Dennis Rosenberg:
  Ethnic perspective in e-government use and trust in government: A test of social inequality approaches.
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  Bonnie Ruberg:
  "Obscene, pornographic, or otherwise objectionable": Biased definitions of sexual content in video game live streaming.

Review Article (Invited Authors Only)

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  Anabel Quan-Haase, Kaitlynn Mendes, Dennis Ho, Olivia Lake, Charlotte Nau, Darryl Pieber:
  Mapping #MeToo: A synthesis review of digital feminist research across social media platforms.

Book Reviews

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  Mary Heath:
  Book Review: You Are Here: A Field Guide for Navigating Polarized Speech, Conspiracy Theories, and Our Polluted Media Landscape.
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  Dragos-Mihai Obreja:
  Book Review: An introduction to game studies: Games in culture.
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  Michael Iantorno:
  Book Review: Coding Democracy: How Hackers Are Disrupting Power, Surveillance, and Authoritarianism.
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  Liu Na:
  Book Review: Media, journalism and disaster communities.
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  Patrick D. Anderson:
  Book Review: Digital Whistleblowing Platforms in Journalism: Encrypting Leaks.

Volume 23, Number 7, July 2021

Introduction to the Special Section

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  Jacob Ørmen, Rasmus Helles, Klaus Bruhn Jensen:
  The social uses of the Internet: Introduction to the special section.
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  Jacob Ørmen, Rasmus Helles, Klaus Bruhn Jensen:
  Converging cultures of communication: A comparative study of Internet use in China, Europe, and the United States.
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  Baohua Zhou, Chris Chao Su, Jun Liu:
  Multimodal connectedness and communication patterns: A comparative study across Europe, the United States, and China.
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  Sascha Hölig, Uwe Hasebrink, Julia Behre:
  Keeping on top of the world: Online news usage in China, the United States and five European countries.
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  Adrian Leguina, John Downey:
  Getting things done: Inequalities, Internet use and everyday life.
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  James Lull:
  Living with television and the Internet.

Articles

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  Fabienne Darling-Wolf:
  In the city, they go "pit pit pit": Digital media's affordances and imagined (dis)connections in a rural Japanese community.
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  Weishan Miao, Lik Sam Chan:
  Between sexuality and professionalism: Experiences of gay workers at Blued, a Chinese gay social app company.
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  Anthony McCosker, Ysabel Gerrard:
  Hashtagging depression on Instagram: Towards a more inclusive mental health research methodology.
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  Joo-Wha Hong, Qiyao Peng, Dmitri Williams:
  Are you ready for artificial Mozart and Skrillex? An experiment testing expectancy violation theory and AI music.
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  Banafsheh Ranji:
  Shaping news waves and constructing events: Iranian journalists' use of online platforms as sources of journalistic capital.
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  Elad Ben Elul:
  Noisy polymedia in urban Ghana: Strategies for choosing and switching between media under unstable infrastructures.
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  Justine Humphry, Chris Chesher:
  Preparing for smart voice assistants: Cultural histories and media innovations.
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  Jaewon Royce Choi, Joseph D. Straubhaar, Maria Skouras, Soyoung Park, Melissa Santillana, Sharon Strover:
  Techno-capital: Theorizing media and information literacy through information technology capabilities.
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  Hyunjin Seo, Matthew Blomberg, Darcey Altschwager, Hong Tien Vu:
  Vulnerable populations and misinformation: A mixed-methods approach to underserved older adults' online information assessment.
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  Jacinthe Flore:
  Ingestible sensors, data, and pharmaceuticals: Subjectivity in the era of digital mental health.
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  Jakov Buric, Justin R. Garcia, Aleksandar Stulhofer:
  Is sexting bad for adolescent girls' psychological well-being? A longitudinal assessment in middle to late adolescence.
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  Nicholas Diakopoulos, Deborah G. Johnson:
  Anticipating and addressing the ethical implications of deepfakes in the context of elections.

Review Article

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  Ariadna Fernandez-Planells, Enrique Orduña-Malea, Carles Feixa Pàmpols:
  Gangs and social media: A systematic literature review and an identification of future challenges, risks and recommendations.

Book Reviews

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  Moritz Büchi:
  Book Review: The digital divide.
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  Charles Ess:
  Book Review: Media Ethics and Global Justice in the Digital Age.
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  Stephanie Orme:
  Book Review: Gamer Trouble.
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  Tom Redshaw:
  Book Review: Cryptocurrencies and Blockchains.
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  Marcus A. Brooks:
  Book Review: What is digital sociology?

Volume 23, Number 8, August 2021

Introduction Special Section: Virtual Reality for Pro-Social Attitude Change

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  Tanja Aitamurto, Andrea Stevenson Won, Shuo Zhou:
  Examining virtual reality for pro-social attitude change.

Special Section: Virtual Reality for Pro-Social Attitude Change

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  Benjamin J. Li, Hye Kyung Kim:
  Experiencing organ failure in virtual reality: Effects of self- versus other-embodied perspective taking on empathy and prosocial outcomes.
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  Maxwell Foxman, David M. Markowitz, Donna Z. Davis:
  Defining empathy: Interconnected discourses of virtual reality's prosocial impact.
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  Fernanda Herrera, Jeremy N. Bailenson:
  Virtual reality perspective-taking at scale: Effect of avatar representation, choice, and head movement on prosocial behaviors.
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  Melissa Qingqing Teng, Eric Gordon:
  Therapeutic virtual reality in prison: Participatory design with incarcerated women.
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  Daniel Pimentel, Sri Kalyanaraman, Yu-Hao Lee, Shiva Halan:
  Voices of the unsung: The role of social presence and interactivity in building empathy in 360 video.
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  Béatrice S. Hasler, Daniel H. Landau, Yossi Hasson, Noa Schori-Eyal, Jonathan Giron, Jonathan Levy, Eran Halperin, Doron Friedman:
  Virtual reality-based conflict resolution: The impact of immersive 360° video on changing view points and moral judgment in the context of violent intergroup conflict.

Articles

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  Delia Dumitrescu, Andrew R. N. Ross:
  Embedding, quoting, or paraphrasing? Investigating the effects of political leaders' tweets in online news articles: The case of Donald Trump.
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  Reetta Oksa, Markus Kaakinen, Nina Savela, Noora Ellonen, Atte Oksanen:
  Professional social media usage: Work engagement perspective.
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  Samantha Shorey, Benjamin Mako Hill, Samuel Woolley:
  From hanging out to figuring it out: Socializing online as a pathway to computational thinking.
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  Hester Hockin-Boyers, Stacey Pope, Kimberly Jamie:
  Digital pruning: Agency and social media use as a personal political project among female weightlifters in recovery from eating disorders.
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  James Meese, Edward Hurcombe:
  Facebook, news media and platform dependency: The institutional impacts of news distribution on social platforms.
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  Stefania Vicari:
  Is it all about storytelling? Living and learning hereditary cancer on Twitter.
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  Bianca C. Reisdorf, Andraz Petrovcic, Darja Groselj:
  Going online on behalf of someone else: Characteristics of Internet users who act as proxy users.
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  Patrícia G. C. Rossini, Jennifer Stromer-Galley, Erica Anita Baptista, Vanessa Veiga de Oliveira:
  Dysfunctional information sharing on WhatsApp and Facebook: The role of political talk, cross-cutting exposure and social corrections.
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  Marco Deseriis:
  Rethinking the digital democratic affordance and its impact on political representation: Toward a new framework.

Review Article

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  Max Schindler, Emese Domahidi:
  The growing field of interdisciplinary research on user comments: A computational scoping review.

Volume 23, Number 9, September 2021

Articles

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  Alisius D. Leong, Shirley S. Ho:
  Perceiving online public opinion: The impact of Facebook opinion cues, opinion climate congruency, and source credibility on speaking out.
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  Barui K. Waruwu, Edson C. Tandoc Jr., Andrew Duffy, Nuri Kim, Rich Ling:
  Telling lies together? Sharing news as a form of social authentication.
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  Daniel Calderón Gómez:
  The third digital divide and Bourdieu: Bidirectional conversion of economic, cultural, and social capital to (and from) digital capital among young people in Madrid.
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  Xinyu Zhao:
  Digital labour in transnational mobility: Chinese international students' online boundary work in daigou.
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  Francesco D'Amato, Milena Cassella:
  Cultural production and platform mediation: A case in music crowdfunding.
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  Qing Yan, Fan Yang:
  From parasocial to parakin: Co-creating idols on social media.
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  Brady Robards, Ben Lyall, Claire Moran:
  Confessional data selfies and intimate digital traces.
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  Tero Karppi, David B. Nieborg:
  Facebook confessions: Corporate abdication and Silicon Valley dystopianism.
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  Angela Xiao Wu, Harsh Taneja:
  Platform enclosure of human behavior and its measurement: Using behavioral trace data against platform episteme.
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  Balázs Bodó:
  Mediated trust: A theoretical framework to address the trustworthiness of technological trust mediators.
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  Nicolas M. Anspach:
  Trumping the equality norm? Presidential tweets and revealed racial attitudes.
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  Andrew J. Flanagin, Grant McKenzie, Audrey Abeyta:
  Location in location-less environments: The role of geospatial concordance in online information evaluation.
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  James H. Liu, Robert Jiqi Zhang, Roosevelt Vilar, Petar Milojev, Moh. Abdul Hakim, Homero Gil de Zúñiga, Sandy Schumann, Dario Páez:
  A typology of masspersonal information seeking repertoires (MISR): Global implications for political participation and subjective well-being.
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  Rachel Wood:
  'What I'm not gonna buy': Algorithmic culture jamming and anti-consumer politics on YouTube.
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  Mykola Makhortykh, Claes H. de Vreese, Natali Helberger, Jaron Harambam, Dimitrios Bountouridis:
  We are what we click: Understanding time and content-based habits of online news readers.
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  José van Dijck:
  Seeing the forest for the trees: Visualizing platformization and its governance.
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  Rebecca Chiyoko King-O'Riain:
  "They were having so much fun, so genuinely . . .": K-pop fan online affect and corroborated authenticity.

Book Review Essay

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  Sue Curry Jansen, Jefferson Pooley:
  Blurring genres and violating guild norms: A review of reviews of The Age of Surveillance Capitalism.

Book Reviews

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  Elizaveta Poliakova:
  Book Review: New Media Unions: Organizing Digital Journalists.
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  Ally McCrow-Young:
  Book Review: Instagram: Visual social media cultures.
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  Kasiyarno, Ali Audah, Dahniar Th. Musa:
  Book Review: The Era of Disinformation: Disruptive Politics, Technology, and Communication in the United States.

Volume 23, Number 10, October 2021

Articles

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  Sarah Turner, July Galindo Quintero, Simon Turner, Jessica Lis, Leonie Maria Tanczer:
  The exercisability of the right to data portability in the emerging Internet of Things (IoT) environment.
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  Andrei Zanescu, Martin French, Marc J. Lajeunesse:
  Betting on DOTA 2's Battle Pass: Gamblification and productivity in play.
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  Aimei Yang, Adam J. Saffer:
  Standing out in a networked communication context: Toward a network contingency model of public attention.
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  Liesel L. Sharabi, Elisabeth Timmermans:
  Why settle when there are plenty of fish in the sea? Rusbult's investment model applied to online dating.
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  Johannes Paßmann, Cornelius Schubert:
  Liking as taste making: Social media practices as generators of aesthetic valuation and distinction.
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  Katariina Mäkinen:
  Resilience and vulnerability: Emotional and affective labour in mom blogging.
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  Angela Xiao Wu, Harsh Taneja, James G. Webster:
  Going with the flow: Nudging attention online.
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  Andrew Zolides:
  Gender moderation and moderating gender: Sexual content policies in Twitch's community guidelines.
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  Harry Yaojun Yan, Kai-Cheng Yang, Filippo Menczer, James Shanahan:
  Asymmetrical perceptions of partisan political bots.
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  Ali Khalil, Leysan Khakimova Storie:
  Social media and connective action: The case of the Saudi women's movement for the right to drive.
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  Lia Bozarth, Ceren Budak:
  Beyond the eye-catchers: A large-scale study of social movement organizations' involvement in online protests.
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  Hadar Levy-Landesberg:
  Listen up! Phatic thresholds and sound interface design.
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  S. Mo Jones-Jang, Dam Hee Kim, Kate Kenski:
  Perceptions of mis- or disinformation exposure predict political cynicism: Evidence from a two-wave survey during the 2018 US midterm elections.

Book Reviews

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  Jernej Markelj:
  Book Review: Affective Transformations: Politics - Algorithms - Media.
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  Alejandro Alvarado Rojas:
  Book Review: Democratizing Our Data: A Manifesto.
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  Mario Haim:
  Book Review: Subprime Attention Crisis: Advertising and the Time Bomb at the Heart of the Internet.
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  Elizabeth Baik:
  Book Review: Breaking the Social Media Prism: How to Make Our Platforms Less Polarizing.
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  Felipe Núñez-Sánchez:
  Book Review: Cultural Analytics.

Volume 23, Number 11, November 2021

Articles

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  Paromita Pain:
  "It took me quite a long time to develop a voice": Examining feminist digital activism in the Indian #MeToo movement.
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  Toni G. L. A. van der Meer, Michael Hameleers:
  Fighting biased news diets: Using news media literacy interventions to stimulate online cross-cutting media exposure patterns.
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  Bradley E. Wiggins:
  Boogaloo and Civil War 2: Memetic antagonism in expressions of covert activism.
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  Jean K. Chalaby, Steve Plunkett:
  Standing on the shoulders of tech giants: Media delivery, streaming television and the rise of global suppliers.
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  Anne-Linda Camerini, Tiziano Gerosa, Laura Marciano:
  Predicting problematic smartphone use over time in adolescence: A latent class regression analysis of online and offline activities.
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  Lea Hellmueller, Juliane A. Lischka, Edda Humprecht:
  Shaping (non)-discursive social media spaces: Cross-national typologies of news organizations' heavy commenters.
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  CJ Reynolds, Blake Hallinan:
  The haunting of GeoCities and the politics of access control on the early Web.
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  Mattias Wahlström, Anton Törnberg, Hans Ekbrand:
  Dynamics of violent and dehumanizing rhetoric in far-right social media.
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  Dennis Küster, Aleksandra Swiderska, David J. Gunkel:
  I saw it on YouTube! How online videos shape perceptions of mind, morality, and fears about robots.
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  Jessica Maddox:
  The secret life of pet Instagram accounts: Joy, resistance, and commodification in the Internet's cute economy.
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  Ozge Ozduzen, Umut Baris Korkut, Cansu Ozduzen:
  'Refugees are not welcome': Digital racism, online place-making and the evolving categorization of Syrians in Turkey.
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  Sebastian Weingärtner:
  Digital omnivores? How digital media reinforce social inequalities in cultural consumption.
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  Gina M. Masullo, Shuning Lu, Deepa Fadnis:
  Does online incivility cancel out the spiral of silence? A moderated mediation model of willingness to speak out.

Book Reviews

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  Mitch L. Perkins:
  Book Review: Social media and everyday life in South Africa.
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  Maciej Kowalewski:
  Book Review: Platforms, Protests, and the Challenge of Networked Democracy.
• 
  Heath Row:
  Book Review: Saving social: The dysfunctional past and promising future of social media.
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  Kylie Jarrett:
  Book Review: A Precarious Game: The Illusion of Dream Jobs in the Video Game Industry.

Volume 23, Number 12, December 2021

Articles

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  Sifan Xu, Shelby Luttman:
  Networked publics in #NoDAPL protests: Interactions among activist publics and influence of locality and proximity on socially mediated networks.
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  Hye Min Kim:
  What do others' reactions to body posting on Instagram tell us? The effects of social media comments on viewers' body image perception.
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  Aram Sinnreich, Patricia Aufderheide, Maggie Clifford, Saif Shahin:
  Access shrugged: The decline of the copyleft and the rise of utilitarian openness.
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  Tiana Gaudette, Ryan Scrivens, Garth Davies, Richard Frank:
  Upvoting extremism: Collective identity formation and the extreme right on Reddit.
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  Hema Preya Selvanathan, Brian Lickel:
  How mainstream and alternative media shape public attitudes toward social change: Evidence from two panel studies during Malaysia's democratic transition.
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  Anna Lauren Hoffmann:
  Terms of inclusion: Data, discourse, violence.
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  Mariah L. Wellman:
  Trans-mediated parasocial relationships: Private Facebook groups foster influencer-follower connection.
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  Kim Borg, Jo Lindsay, Jim Curtis:
  When news media and social media meet: How Facebook users reacted to news stories about a supermarket plastic bag ban.
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  David Hesmondhalgh:
  Is music streaming bad for musicians? Problems of evidence and argument.
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  Jessie Liu, Helen Keane:
  Naked loan selfies: Becoming collateral, becoming pornography.
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  Yuner Zhu, King-wa Fu:
  Speaking up or staying silent? Examining the influences of censorship and behavioral contagion on opinion (non-) expression in China.
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  Lucia Bainotti, Alessandro Caliandro, Alessandro Gandini:
  From archive cultures to ephemeral content, and back: Studying Instagram Stories with digital methods.
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  Sujin Choi:
  News gap in a digital news environment: Calibrating editorial importance from user-rated news quality and identifying user characteristics that close the news gap.

Book Review Essay

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  Omar O. Dumdum:
  Social media has entered the international relations chat.