Information, Communication and Society

Erratum
pp. i-i(1)

Sharing our lives online: risks and exposure in social media
pp. 1747-1748(2)
Author: Ebrahimi, Marziyeh

Culture in networks
pp. 1749-1750(2)
Author: Sapach, Sonja C.

Smartphones as locative media
pp. 1751-1754(4)
Author: Cabalquinto, Earvin Charles

Networked media, networked rhetorics: attention and deliberation in the early blogosphere
pp. 1755-1758(4)
Author: Wang, Yan

Digital broadcasting: an introduction to new media
pp. 1759-1760(2)
Author: Qiu, Yuanbo

Crossroads in new media, identity and law
pp. 1761-1763(3)
Author: Rashid, Azra

The class: living and learning in the digital age
pp. 1764-1765(2)
Author: Ebrahimi, Marziyeh

Television on demand: curatorial culture and the transformation of TV
pp. 1766-1768(3)
Author: Sjöstrand, Siiri

Society & the Internet: how networks of information and communication are changing our lives
pp. 1769-1771(3)
Author: Zhou, Alvin Y.

The quantified self in precarity: work, technology, and what counts / Metric power
pp. 1772-1778(7)
Author: Shibata, Saori

The quantified self in precarity: work, technology and what counts
pp. 1779-1784(6)
Author: Beer, David

Metric power
pp. 1785-1790(6)
Author: Moore, Phoebe V.

The quantified self in precarity. Work, technology and what counts
pp. 1791-1792(2)
Author: Kerasovitis, Konstantinos

Communication processes in the construction of ‘another possible world’
pp. 1793-1795(3)
Author: Baca Feldman, Carlos F.

Digital political radical
pp. 1796-1798(3)
Author: García-Guadilla, María Pilar

Young people re-generating politics in times of crisis by Sarah Pickard and Judith Bessant
pp. 1799-1800(2)
Author: Bowman, Benjamin

Participatory Culture in a Networked Era
pp. 1801-1802(2)
Author: Ihlebæk, Karoline Andrea

Analytic activism by Karpf
pp. 1803-1805(3)
Author: Wilson, Christopher

By any media necessary: the new youth activism
pp. 1806-1807(2)
Author: Bowman, Benjamin

Critical theory of communication: new readings of Lukács, Adorno, Marcuse, Honneth and Habermas in the age of the internet
pp. 1808-1812(5)
Author: Krüger, Steffen

Mobilities, Knowledge, and Social Justice
pp. 1813-1814(2)
Author: Di Renzo, Francesca

Communities and networks: using social network analysis to rethink urban and community studies
pp. 1815-1816(2)
Author: Nguyen, Anna

Can the Internet Strengthen Democracy?
pp. 1817-1819(3)
Author: Dagoula, Chrysi

Stealth communications: the spectacular rise of public relations
pp. 1820-1821(2)
Author: Mason, Jake

The pathology of communicative capitalism
pp. 1822-1824(3)
Author: Flisfeder, Matthew

Journalism as activism: recoding media power
pp. 1825-1827(3)
Author: Johnson, Evan T.

Remaking the news: essays on the future of journalism scholarship in the digital age
pp. 1828-1829(2)
Author: Fokiceva, Elina

Journalistic authority: Legitimating news in the digital era
pp. 1830-1833(4)
Author: Anastasiou, Andreas

Journalism after Snowden
pp. 1834-1835(2)
Author: Whitworth, James

Delivering the People’s Message: The Changing Politics of the Presidential Mandate
pp. 1836-1838(3)
Author: Horton, Gemma

Hybrid politics: media and participation
pp. 1839-1841(3)
Author: Macková, Alena

Free speech: ten principles for a connected world
pp. 1842-1843(2)
Author: Tsui, Lokman

Information politics: liberation and exploitation in the digital society
pp. 1844-1846(3)
Author: Horton, Gemma

Windows into the soul: surveillance and society in age of high technology
pp. 1847-1848(2)
Author: Altheide, David L.

What algorithms want: imagination in the age of computing
pp. 1849-1851(3)
Author: Fu, Tao

We are data: algorithms and the making of our digital selves
pp. 1852-1854(3)
Author: Melanson, Sophia

The closing of the net
pp. 1855-1857(3)
Author: Torsner, Sara

Co-creating videogames
pp. 1858-1861(4)
Author: Johnson, Mark R.

How to talk about videogames
pp. 1862-1865(4)
Author: Johnson, Mark R.

Social science in bits and bytes
pp. 1866-1867(2)
Author: Hauser, William

Virtual workers and the global labour market
pp. 1868-1871(4)
Author: Kerasovitis, Konstantinos