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ORCIDNew Media & Society, Volume 28
Volume 28, Number 1, 2026
- Steve Jones:
Editorial. 3-4 - Maayan Cohen
, Michael Khavkin, Danielle Movsowitz-Davidow, Eran Toch:
ChatGPT in the public eye: Ethical principles and generative concerns in social media discussions. 5-31 - Sameer Hinduja, Justin W. Patchin:
Metaverse risks and harms among US youth: Experiences, gender differences, and prevention and response measures. 32-53 - Sebastian Rivera, Nicolle Etchegaray, Homero Gil de Zúñiga, Teresa Correa:
Seeking justice on social media: Funas as a localized form of Latin American youth activism. 54-75 - Zijian Lew, Andrew Z. H. Yee:
The awareness, acceptance, and appreciation of transience in the domain of eudaimonic media experiences. 76-98 - Xinyan Zhao, Zexin Ma, Rong Ma:
Analyzing narrative contagion through digital storytelling in social media conversations: An AI-powered computational approach. 99-118 - Mengyu Li, Jiyoun Suk, Yini Zhang, Jon C. W. Pevehouse, Yibing Sun, Hyerin Kwon, Ruixue Lian, Rui Wang, Xinxia Dong, Dhavan V. Shah:
Platform affordances, discursive opportunities, and social media activism: A cross-platform analysis of #MeToo on Twitter, Facebook, and Reddit, 2017-2020. 119-147 - Nataliia Laba:
Beyond magic: Prompting for style as affordance actualization in visual generative media. 148-168 - Liesel L. Sharabi, Paige A. Von Feldt, Thao Ha:
Burnt out and still single: Susceptibility to dating app burnout over time. 169-190 - Je Hoon Chae, David Tewksbury:
Perceiving AI intervention does not compromise the persuasive effect of fact-checking. 191-211 - Sara Van Bruyssel, Ralf De Wolf, Mariek Vanden Abeele:
From bliss to burden: An ethnographic inquiry into how social, material and individual obstacles to digital well-being shape everyday life. 212-229 - Maggie Mengqing Zhang, Yee Man Margaret Ng:
Beyond dislike counts: How YouTube users react to the visibility of social cues. 230-249 - Tzlil Sharon, Nicholas A. John:
"It's between me and myself": Inverse parasocial relationships in addressing (imagined) podcast listeners. 250-269 - Ziyu Deng:
"They don't mean to hurt": Female gamers' reluctance in recognizing and confronting sexism in gaming as an online-offline juxtaposition. 270-288 - Saifuddin Ahmed, Teresa Gil-Lopez, Sangwon Lee, Muhammad Masood:
Pathways from incidental news exposure to political knowledge: Examining paradoxical effects of political discussion on social media with strong and weak ties. 289-311 - Chelly Maes, Joris Van Ouytsel, Laura Vandenbosch:
Active bystanders in the forwarding of sexting messages: Applying a theory of planned behavior in youth. 312-332 - Britta C. Brugman, Dian van Huijstee, Ellen Droog:
Debunking the corporate paint shop: Examining the effects of misleading corporate social responsibility claims on social media. 333-356 - Darja Wischerath, Lukasz Piwek, Jonathan Francis Roscoe, Brittany I. Davidson:
Rage Against the Machine: Exploring Violence and Emotion in Conspiracy Narratives on Parler. 357-379 - Tommaso Trillò:
"PoV: You are reading an academic article." The memetic performance of affiliation in TikTok's platform vernacular. 380-400 - Sarah Roussel, Léa Restivo, Thémistoklis Apostolidis:
'All naked at the gyno': Psychosocial approach to the gynaecological examination from digital media in a French context. 401-422 - Emilija Gagrcin, Teresa K. Naab, Maria F. Grub:
Algorithmic media use and algorithm literacy: An integrative literature review. 423-447 - Reviewer Acknowledgements 2024. 448-462
Volume 28, Number 2, 2026
- Zizhong Zhang, Haixin Mu, Don Lok Tung Chui:
Group-swinging as a strategic approach to curating multiple minority identities online: A study of lesbian gamers. 465-484 - Yu Guo, Duorui Wang, Hongzhe Xiang:
The impact of Fitspiration content on women's body shame and sexual assertiveness: A PLS-SEM and multigroup analysis. 485-506 - Mengxue Ou, Han Zheng, Yueliang Zeng, Preben Hansen:
Trust it or not: Understanding users' motivations and strategies for assessing the credibility of AI-generated information. 507-529 - Jason Ng, Steven Gamble:
Hip-hop music producers' labour in the digital music economy: Self-promotion, social media and platform gatekeeping. 530-548 - Nicole Kashian:
Pathways to persuasion: The impact of social media influencers' self-disclosure and follower size on persuasion outcomes. 549-566 - Sedona Chinn, Ariel Hasell, Anqi Shao:
What does it mean to "do your own research?" A comparative content analysis of DYOR messages in Instagram and Facebook posts about reproductive health, food, and vaccines. 567-588 - Tyler Leeds:
The influencer-intellectual tactic and social media advertisements: How PragerU advances partisan knowledge. 589-610 - Simin Michelle Chen, Sanga Song, Hyejin Kim:
The dual impact of social media on Asian Americans' racial identity and resilience during the COVID-19 pandemic. 611-629 - Jin Lee, Tama Leaver, Crystal Abidin:
Child idols in South Korea and beyond: Manufacturing young stars at the intersection of the K-pop and influencer industries. 630-651 - Rita Latikka, Aki Koivula, Jenna Bergdahl, Atte Oksanen:
Digital relatedness: A longitudinal study on social resources and the use of smart technology. 652-672 - Ceciley (xinyi) Zhang, Ronald E. Rice, Laurent H. Wang:
College students' literacy, ChatGPT activities, educational outcomes, and trust from a digital divide perspective. 673-695 - Thales Lelo, Gabriela Silva Meneses, Fábio Henrique Pereira:
Consequences of digital platforms' use on the work-life balance of Brazilian journalists. 696-719 - Kayo Mimizuka, André K. Rodarte, Ahmer Arif:
On the fly: How Japanese social media "watchers" improvise to counter problematic information. 720-738 - Yehudis Keller, Yossi David, Estherina Trachtenberg:
On a new path: Social support, social media engagement, and well-being after religious disaffiliation. 739-764 - Yirgalem A Haile:
The theoretical wedding of computational propaganda and information operations: Unraveling digital manipulation in conflict zones. 765-792 - Tin-Yuet Ting:
Unequal pathways to digital self-entrepreneurship: Class-inflected orientations regarding vlogging as a career. 793-810 - Mohamed Belamghari:
Silent no more: Revealing and resisting cyberviolence against Moroccan women in academia. 811-833 - Toby Hopp, Patrick Ferrucci, Hunter Reeves:
Nextdoor use and support for aggressive policing. 834-855 - Cynthia A. Dekker, Sindy R. Sumter, Susanne E. Baumgartner:
Unraveling the dynamics of perceived smartphone overuse and disconnection strategies: Longitudinal insights. 856-878 - Rébecca S. Franco:
"Controlling the keys to the Golden City": The payment ecosystem and the regulation of adult webcamming and subscription-based fan platforms. 879-898 - Ana Carolina Tomé Klock, Paula Toledo Palomino, Luiz Antonio Lima Rodrigues, Armando Maciel Toda, Sofia Simanke, Velvet Spors, Brenda Salenave Santana, Juho Hamari:
Gamification towards and alongside equity, diversity and inclusion: Looking back to move forward. 899-924 - Corrigendum to "Flagging as a silencing tool: Exploring the relationship between de-platforming of sex and online abuse on Instagram and TikTok.". 925
Volume 28, Number 3, 2026
- Tali Gazit, Yoav S. Bergman, Yaakov Hoffman, Gali Weissberger, Amit Shrira:
The effect of positive and negative daily social media emotional experiences on older adults' subjective age: Unveiling the negativity bias in WhatsApp groups. 929-950 - Yu-Leung Ng, Zhihuai Lin:
Biophilia gratification: Evidence from nature-related posts and images on social media. 951-976 - Megan A. Brown, Josephine Lukito, Meredith L. Pruden, Martin J. Riedl:
Making academia suck less: Supporting early career researchers studying harmful content online through a feminist ethics of care. 977-1000 - Maja Nordtug, Marit Haldar:
The technology multiple: The robot avatar substituting for the ill body. 1001-1018 - Paolo Gerbaudo:
TikTok and the algorithmic transformation of social media publics: From social networks to social interest clusters. 1019-1036 - Melanie Hirsch, Alice Binder, Jörg Matthes:
A "drop in the ocean"? Emerging adults' experiences and understanding of targeted political advertising on social media. 1037-1062 - Yngvar Kjus:
The platformization of music production: How digital audio workstations are turned into platforms of labor market relations. 1063-1080 - Mikael Andéhn, Joel Hietanen, Alice Wickström:
Becoming Red-Pilled: Affective production in online countercultural collectives. 1081-1101 - Marta Fernández-Ruiz, Martina Piña, Júlia Vilasís-Pamos:
Video games as spaces for providing information and awareness of algorithmic control in the gig economy. 1102-1124 - Stefano De Marco, Guillaume Dumont, Ellen J. Helsper:
The reproduction of structural inequalities in online job search strategies and outcomes. 1125-1147 - Limor Shifman, Tommaso Trillò, Blake Hallinan, Saki Mizoroki, Avishai Green, Rebecca Scharlach, Paul Frosh:
The expression of values on social media: An analytical framework. 1148-1170 - Ziying Meng:
Cross-platform sensitivity and algorithmic adaptability: How transnational creators navigate algorithms across Chinese and US-based platforms. 1171-1189 - Tom Divon, Taylor Annabell, Catalina Goanta:
Children as concealed commodities: Ethnographic nuances and legal implications of kidfluencers' monetisation on TikTok. 1190-1218 - Roland Verwiebe, Claudia Buder, Sarah Weißmann, Chiara Osorio Krauter, Aaron Philipp:
"The algorithm is like a mercurial god": Exploring content creators' perception of algorithmic agency on YouTube. 1219-1238 - Rohan Grover, Josh Widera, Mike Ananny:
Data disaffection: Toward a relational and affective understanding of datafication. 1239-1254 - Errol Salamon:
Peripheral creator labor: Navigating regional marginalization and resistance in social media entertainment. 1255-1273 - Justine Humphry, Jonathon Hutchinson, Olga Boichak:
Social digital dilemmas: Young people's and parents' negotiation of emerging online safety issues. 1274-1294 - Arttu Siltala, Tuukka Ylä-Anttila, Eeva Luhtakallio:
Culture in online anonymous interaction: Negotiating imageboard group style on Ylilauta. 1295-1315 - Myojung Chung, Nuri Kim, S. Mo Jones-Jang, Jihyang Choi, Sangwon Lee:
I see a double-edged sword: How self-other perceptual gaps predict public attitudes toward ChatGPT regulations and literacy interventions. 1316-1337 - Ali Unlu, Sophie Truong, Nitin Sawhney, Tuukka Tammi, Tommi Kotonen:
From prejudice to marginalization: Tracing the forms of online hate speech targeting LGBTQ+ and Muslim communities. 1338-1369 - Mathilde Huillard, Ilse Hartmann-Tews:
A scoping review of studies on self-tracking for weight management: Social contexts and experiences of a practice. 1370-1390 - Corrigendum to "Friction in the Netflix machine: How screen workers interact with streaming data". 1391
Volume 28, Number 4, 2026
- Esteban Morales, Tom Divon, Martin Lundqvist:
Context matters: Understanding the platformization of violence. 1395-1411 - Miyerlandy Cabanzo Valencia, Laura Gianna Guntrum:
Race, ethnicity, and technology-facilitated violence: The experience of activists in Chocó, Colombia. 1412-1436 - Emillie de Keulenaar, Marcelo Alves dos Santos:
Normative dislocation: When platforms moderate without memory. 1437-1463 - Line Nybro Petersen, Mikkel Bækby Johansen:
The violence of online conspiracy theories. 1464-1481 - Moa Eriksson, Jeffrey Mitchell:
Memeing the moniker: The stickiness of gang myths in Swedish news legacy media and TikTok. 1482-1503 - Craig Ryder:
Affordance folklore: Truth, community and visibility during Sri Lanka's Internet shutdowns. 1504-1523 - Tal Morse, Doron Altaratz:
Witnessing carnage: Self-documented terrorism and the moral challenges of decentralized digital platforms. 1524-1549 - Brandon C. Harris, Christine H. Tran, Christopher J. Persaud:
Contextual governance & androcentric hegemony on Twitch.tv. 1550-1570 - Nicola Henry, Courtney Vowles, Gemma Beard:
"Doing gender": A digital ethnography of image-based abuse perpetration. 1571-1591 - Suay Melisa Özkula, Patricia Prieto-Blanco:
Just a meme? The role of context in mythologies of memetic misogyny. 1592-1618 - Peter Chonka:
(De)constructing research 'expertise' in transnational participatory warfare. 1619-1637 - Heather Hensman Kettrey, Summer Quinn, Monika Nwajei, Madison Leslie, Elizabeth Paradise, Devyn Wishon:
"Why are you on Tinder if this isn't what you wanted?" Dating apps as digital brokers of sexual activity in the college hookup sexual market. 1638-1661 - Tamar Ashuri:
Data solutionism at work: When public institutions meet data-driven firms. 1662-1685 - Fatima Gaw, Jon Benedik Bunquin, Jose Mari H. Lanuza, Samuel I Cabbuag, Noreen H. Sapalo, Al-Habbyel Yusoph:
Covert political campaigning: Mapping the scope, scale, and cost of cross-platform election influence operations. 1686-1709 - Daniel McFarlane, Yannik Mieruch, Tony Waters:
Smartphones and 'doing community' in Bangkok's platform economy: A Weberian analysis. 1710-1729 - Hunter Akridge, Alex A. Ahmed, Free S. Bàssïbét, Magally A Miranda Alcázar, Sarah E. Fox:
"Oh, you're watching me ": Care workers' experiences of surveillant assemblages on the platform and in the home. 1730-1749 - Atsushi Nakagomi, Kazushige Ide, Katsunori Kondo:
Predictors of shifts in Internet use and frequency among older adults in Japan before and in later stages of COVID-19: A longitudinal panel study. 1750-1772 - Maya Livio, Natalia Sánchez-Querubín:
Queer ecological data: Where artificial intelligence meets the avian. 1773-1791 - Shuaishuai Wang:
"When pigs fly": Resources swapping, affordable marketing, and the transformation of Douyin from short video sharing to online shopping. 1792-1810 - Sara Reinis, Corrina Laughlin:
"GOD IS MY SPONSORED AD!! MY ALGORITHM!": The spiritual algorithmic imaginary and Christian TikTok. 1811-1827 - Elisabeth Van den Abeele, Liselot Hudders, Ini Vanwesenbeeck:
Tell me why : The impact of mindful sharenting explanations by momfluencers: An experimental study with mothers. 1828-1850 - Sophie Duvekot, Camila Melícia Valgas, Yael de Haan, Wiebe de Jong:
How youth define, consume, and evaluate news: Reviewing two decades of research. 1851-1869
Volume 28, Number 5, 2026
- Mariana Manriquez:
The platform's cash administrators: Delegation, local adaptation, and labor control in Mexico City. 1873-1891 - Jinghong Xu, Runze Qu, Jiankun Gong, Yuhang Yuan:
Contentious publicness and visibility management: Tracking the environmental public interest litigation movement of the Chinese NGO "Friends of Nature" (2011-2022). 1892-1912 - Kilian Buehling, Xixuan Zhang, Annett Heft:
Veiled conspiracism: Particularities and convergence in the styles and functions of conspiracy-related communication across digital platforms. 1913-1935 - Rachel Ricucci, Grant Blank:
The limits of platforms: Why disintermediation has failed in the art market. 1936-1954 - Astrid Van den Bossche, Jelena Brankovic, Morten Hansen:
'Rankings are all bullsh*t anyway, why not do my own?': Vloggers and genre remediation. 1955-1976 - Junki Nakahara, Jing Cai:
User-generated "feminism" on BiliBili: Nationalism, Internet culture, and platform dynamics in digital China. 1977-1998 - Robert Sparrow, Ellen Y. Zhang:
(Re)animating the ancestors: Digital personality emulations, ancestor veneration and ethics. 1999-2016 - Joe Whittaker, Elizabeth Pearson, Ashley A Mattheis, Till Baaken, Sara Zeiger, Farangiz Atamuradova, Maura Conway:
Catch 22: Institutional ethics and researcher welfare within online extremism and terrorism research. 2017-2035 - Ana Alacovska, Christian Fieseler, Victor Renza Avellaneda:
Speculative labour: The financialized imagination of creative work and the assetization of digital art through non-fungible tokens (NFTs). 2036-2057 - Bingqing Xia, Tongyu Wu:
The space-time game: Workers with disabilities in China's AI data labeling industry. 2058-2078 - Lidia Marôpo, Ana Jorge, Bárbara Janiques de Carvalho, Filipa Neto:
Memeability and sharenting: The affective economy of children on social media. 2079-2100 - Jaroslava Kanková, Anja Stevic, Alice Binder, Jörg Matthes:
Time to BeReal! Exploring users' well-being in relation to BeReal use duration. 2101-2120 - Joanne Kuai, Cornelia Brantner, Michael Karlsson, Elizabeth Van Couvering, Salvatore Romano:
AI chatbot accountability in the age of algorithmic gatekeeping: Comparing generative search engine political information retrieval across five languages. 2121-2143 - Philipp Müller:
Explaining public communication change: A structure-actor model. 2144-2167 - Daniel Calderón Gómez, Massimo Ragnedda, Maria Laura Ruiu:
Locked among inequalities: A study of children's digital experiences and digital divide during the COVID-19 pandemic. 2168-2192 - Mila Bujic, Anna-Leena Macey, Bojan Kerous, Oguz 'Oz' Buruk, Juho Hamari:
Virtually better: Multi-user experiment on avatar self-representation, self-discrepancies, avatar style and self-perceptions in a VR collaboration. 2193-2216 - Jiaojiao Ji, Xingling Qin, Christopher Calabrese:
Fact-checking misinformation on Chinese Social Media: Impact of corrections, awareness prompts, and legal warnings on endorsement. 2217-2236 - Noah Khan:
Deep acting attraction: Predation, masculinity and erotic labour in algorithmic romance. 2237-2251 - Gilad Be'ery, Dmitry Epstein:
The high-tech elite? Assessing the values of tech-workers using the European Social Survey 2012-2020. 2252-2274 - Eerik Soares Mantere, Iina Savolainen, Ilkka Vuorinen, Heli Hagfors, Jussi Palomäki, Atte Oksanen:
The Internet of problem gambling: A mixed-methods study of the role of Internet-enabled risk factors among Finnish adults. 2275-2296 - Clément Perarnaud, Francesca Musiani:
QUIC, or the battle that never was: A case of infrastructuring control over Internet traffic. 2297-2317 - Saskia Witteborn:
Web3 and deep play: Blockchain gaming in the Global South. 2318-2334
Volume 28, Number 6, 2026
- Steve Jones:
Logging off (but leaving the tabs open). 2337-2340 - Darian Harff, Paula Stehr, Desirée Schmuck:
Revisiting opinion leadership in the digital realm: Social media influencers as proximal mass opinion leaders. 2341-2359 - Emilija Jokubauskaite, Stijn Peeters:
Visibility in the shadows: Tips in mainstream versus alternative streaming on Chaturbate. 2360-2382 - Lorena Caminhas:
Dimensions of recognition through relational labour in erotic content creation in Brazil. 2383-2401 - Julia Coffey, Amy Dobson, Akane Kanai, Rosalind Gill, Niamh White:
Cinch, filter, erase: Virtual bodies and the editable self. 2402-2420 - Nils Gustafsson, Anders Olof Larsson:
RIP #almedalen: The rise and fall of the hashtag of a Swedish democracy festival. 2421-2442 - Lion Wedel, Linda Coufal:
Radicalization or relief: Divergent impacts of the COVID-19 lockdown on incels by seniority. 2443-2464 - Basak Taraktas, Orkun Irsoy, Kadir Cihan Duran, Susan M. Üsküdarli:
A comparative analysis of online mobilization through slogan specificity: The case of the countermovements to #BlackLivesMatter. 2465-2491 - Milica Stilinovic, Francesco Bailo, Jonathon Hutchinson:
Creative Underspheres and democratic challenges: Exploring the implications of generative AI misuse. 2492-2508 - David Elliot Berman:
On optimization: Cultural labor in platform capitalism. 2509-2529 - Amanda D. Lotz, Gabriela Lunardi:
Understanding hosted video and its uses: Conceptualizing new fields of video experience. 2530-2548 - Giulia Campaioli, Adriano Zamperini, Marta E. Cecchinato:
'Now you're home': Awareness cues, rejection and post-digital safety on mobile dating apps. 2549-2569 - Anne Oeldorf-Hirsch, Lili R. Romann, Isabella Witkowich, Jiayi Chen:
Exploring social media users' experiences with algorithmic transparency cues. 2570-2591 - Angie Lee, Te-Lin (Doreen) Chung, Olivia Johnson:
Influencing for the greater good: Data mining of social media influencers' social cause communication. 2592-2614 - Andrea Ceron, Alessio Scopelliti:
Media coverage and public attention to "fake news": The moderating role of economic conditions and market-oriented media systems. 2615-2633 - Marika Lüders:
The interweaving functions of entertainment media: A cross-media study of Norwegian teens. 2634-2651 - Pengyun Lu, Zhiling Guo:
The sound of silence: Chinese Deaf creators' self-presentation, labour practices and the visibility paradox on Douyin. 2652-2672 - Luke Munn, Adarsh Badri:
Culture machine: How MetaCLIP codifies culture. 2673-2690 - Mathilda Åkerlund, Jesper Strömbäck:
Cumulative disinformation through citation: Investigating the longitudinal construction of Sweden as the 'rape capital' of the world. 2691-2713 - Yi Xu, Jiahe Wang, Zili Chen:
Riding the short video wave: Sense of agency in motion among young users on Douyin. 2714-2733 - Steve Jankowski, Claudio Celis Bueno, Ouejdane Sabbah, Jakko Kemper:
Templates and sovereignty: Wikipedia's policy development and the reflection of community consensus. 2734-2759 - Ting He, Colin Agur:
The platformization of emotions: Managing affective labor in platform-mediated game work. 2760-2778 - Raven Maragh-Lloyd, Ryan Stoldt, Javie Ssozi, Kathryn Biddle, Brian Ekdale, Timothy Havens:
"They're trying to influence me to gain the more acceptable viewpoint": The algorithmic imaginaries of politically activated social media users. 2779-2798 - Erratum to "Nothing is inevitable: The flexibility imaginary in the Chinese platform economy". 2799
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