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Publisher: Routledge, part of the Taylor & Francis Group

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Volume 19, Number 4, 2 April 2016

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The rise of ‘sharing’ in communication and media studies
pp. 437-441(5)
Authors: John, Nicholas A.; Sützl, Wolfgang

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Revisiting the concept of ‘sharing’ for digital spaces: an analysis of reader comments to online news
pp. 442-460(19)
Authors: Quinn, Kelly; M. Powers, Renee

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Conceptual boundaries of sharing
pp. 461-474(14)
Author: Kennedy, Jenny

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Photographs as things – photographs of things. A texto-material perspective on photo-sharing practices
pp. 475-488(14)
Author: Lobinger, Katharina

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Shared entanglements – Web 2.0, info-liberalism & digital sharing
pp. 489-503(15)
Author: Banning, Marlia E.

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Sharing in spirit: Kopimism and the digital Eucharist
pp. 504-517(14)
Author: Sinnreich, Aram

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Technologies for Sharing: lessons from Quantified Self about the political economy of platforms
pp. 518-531(14)
Authors: Barta, Kristen; Neff, Gina

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Implementing scalable digital healthcare solutions in England: is the condition of society a factor?
pp. 532-539(8)
Author: Harvey, Jasmine

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Why is it difficult to achieve e-health systems at scale?
pp. 540-550(11)
Author: Williams, Robin

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The persistent challenge of health informatics
pp. 551-558(8)
Author: Adamson, Greg

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