Information, Communication and Society

Information technology & media sociology in a (still) pandemic world
pp. 587-590(4)
Authors: Davis, Jenny L.; Kidd, Dustin; Li, Muyang; Aalders, Rachel; Burgese, Tyler

Digital technologies, dysfunctional movement-party dynamics and the threat to democracy
pp. 591-597(7)
Author: Rohlinger, Deana A.

Cloaked science: the Yan reports
pp. 598-608(11)
Authors: Nilsen, Jennifer; Donovan, Joan; Faris, Rob

Socially mediated political consumerism
pp. 609-617(9)
Author: Boulianne, Shelley

Red, yellow, green or golden: the post-pandemic future of China's health code apps
pp. 618-633(16)
Authors: Chen, Wenhong; Huang, Gejun; Hu, An

Expendable to essential? Changing perceptions of gig workers on Twitter in the onset of COVID-19
pp. 634-653(20)
Authors: Agrawal, Shubham; Schuster, Amy M.; Britt, Noah; Liberman, Jessica; Cotten, Shelia R.

“Why should Facebook (not) ban trump?”: connecting divides in reasoning and morality in public deliberation
pp. 654-668(15)
Author: Luo, Zhifan

You’ve got mail: how the Trump administration used legislative communication to frame his last year in office
pp. 669-689(21)
Authors: Tripodi, Francesca; Ma, Yuanye

Framing dynamics and claimsmaking after the Parkland shooting
pp. 690-706(17)
Authors: Rohlinger, Deana A.; Allen, Warren; DeLucchi, Caitria

Sounds like meritocracy to my ears: exploring the link between inequality in popular music and personal culture
pp. 707-725(19)
Authors: Carbone, Luca; Mijs, Jonathan