Information, Communication and Society

The implications of information and communication technology use for the social well-being of older adults
pp. 1123-1138(16)
Authors: Ihm, Jennifer; Hsieh, Yuli Patrick

Access to specific social resources across different social media: divergent consequences of the time spent with new contacts
pp. 1139-1157(19)
Authors: Matzat, U.; Sadowski, B.M.

Democratizing kompromat: the affordances of social media for state-sponsored harassment
pp. 1158-1174(17)
Author: Pearce, Katy E.

Internet, television and social capital: the effect of ‘screen time’ on social capital
pp. 1175-1199(25)
Authors: Hooghe, Marc; Oser, Jennifer

The real component of virtual learning: motivations for face-to-face MOOC meetings in developing and industrialised countries
pp. 1200-1216(17)
Authors: Bulger, Monica; Bright, Jonathan; Cobo, Cristóbal

‘Trust the experts!’ Risk definitions in Dutch online forums about the ‘swine flu’
pp. 1217-1237(21)
Authors: Dorsman, Stephan J.; Bekkers, Victor J.J.M.; Edwards, Arthur R.

Understanding video game developers as an occupational community
pp. 1238-1252(15)
Author: Weststar, Johanna

How do people really listen to music today? Conventionalities and major turnovers in German audio repertoires
pp. 1253-1268(16)
Authors: Lepa, Steffen; Hoklas, Anne-Kathrin