Information, Communication and Society

Dynamic Perspectives on Media and Information Technologies
pp. 583-589(7)
Authors: Rohlinger, Deana A.; Davis, Jenny L.; Dignam, Pierce; Williams, Cynthia

On multiple agencies: when do things matter?
pp. 590-604(15)
Author: Erofeeva, Maria

Interactionism in the age of ubiquitous telecommunication
pp. 605-621(17)
Author: Klowait, Nils Oliver

Supplementing a survey with respondent Twitter data to measure e-cigarette information exposure
pp. 622-636(15)
Authors: Murphy, Joe; Hsieh, Y. Patrick; Wenger, Michael; Kim, Annice E.; Chew, Rob

Generalizing from social media data: a formal theory approach
pp. 637-647(11)
Authors: Davis, Jenny L.; Love, Tony P.

When are artificial intelligence versus human agents faulted for wrongdoing? Moral attributions after individual and joint decisions
pp. 648-663(16)
Authors: Shank, Daniel B.; DeSanti, Alyssa; Maninger, Timothy

Contested affordances: teachers and students negotiating the classroom integration of mobile technology
pp. 664-677(14)
Author: Dinsmore, Brooke

Gender inequality in mobile technology access: the role of economic and social development
pp. 678-694(17)
Author: Bhandari, Aarushi

Charm offensive: mediatized country image transformations in international relations
pp. 695-701(7)
Author: Sonnevend, Julia

‘It’s so scary how common this is now:’ frames in media coverage of the opioid epidemic by Ohio newspapers and themes in Facebook user reactions
pp. 702-708(7)
Authors: Russell, David; Spence, Naomi J.; Thames, Kelly M.

Race and the beauty premium: Mechanical Turk workers’ evaluations of Twitter accounts
pp. 709-716(8)
Authors: Groggel, Anne; Nilizadeh, Shirin; Ahn, Yong-Yeol; Kapadia, Apu; Rojas, Fabio

Digital remediation: social support and online learning communities can help offset rural digital inequality
pp. 717-723(7)
Authors: Welser, Howard T.; Khan, M. Laeeq; Dickard, Michael

Symposium on political communication and social movements: ships passing in the night
pp. 724-738(15)
Author: Rohlinger, Deana A.

Audiences in social context: bridging the divides between political communications and social movements scholarship
pp. 739-746(8)
Author: Sobieraj, Sarah

Symposium on political communication and social movements – the campfire and the tent: what social movement studies and political communication can learn from one another
pp. 747-753(7)
Author: Karpf, David

Symposium on political communication and social movements: audience, persuasion, and influence
pp. 754-766(13)
Author: Earl, Jennifer