Information, Communication and Society

‘Show me the money and the party!’ – variation in Facebook and Twitter adoption by politicians
pp. 1031-1049(19)
Authors: Quinlan, Stephen; Gummer, Tobias; Roßmann, Joss; Wolf, Christof

Rape: is there an app for that? An empirical analysis of the features of anti-rape apps
pp. 1050-1067(18)
Authors: Bivens, Rena; Hasinoff, Amy Adele

What causes more mistrust: profile owners deleting user-generated content or website contributors masking their identities?
pp. 1068-1080(13)
Authors: DeAndrea, David C.; Tong, Stephanie Tom; Lim, Young-shin

‘Social media logic’ meets professional norms: Twitter hashtags usage by journalists and politicians
pp. 1081-1096(16)
Authors: Enli, Gunn; Simonsen, Chris-Adrian

The Black catalyst to tweet: the role of discrimination experience, group identification, and racial agency in Black Americans’ instrumental use of Twitter
pp. 1097-1115(19)
Authors: Lee-Won, Roselyn J.; White, Tiffany N.; Potocki, Bridget

#Boycottautismspeaks: communicating a counternarrative through cyberactivism and connective action
pp. 1116-1133(18)
Authors: Parsloe, Sarah M.; Holton, Avery E.

Beyond policy agenda-setting: political actors’ and journalists’ perceptions of news media influence across all stages of the political process
pp. 1134-1150(17)
Author: Fawzi, Nayla

Too much information? Predictors of information overload in the context of online news exposure
pp. 1151-1167(17)
Authors: Schmitt, Josephine B.; Debbelt, Christina A.; Schneider, Frank M.

Strategies and cues adolescents use to assess the age of an online stranger
pp. 1168-1185(18)
Authors: Groenestein, Ellen; Baas, Niels; van Deursen, Alexander J. A. M.; de Jong, Menno D. T.