New Media and Society

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  Año 2016, Vol. 18, Número 11

  • When new media make news: Framing technology and sexual assault in the Steubenville rape case

    Rosemary Pennington, Jessica Birthisel

    págs. 2435-2451

    

  • “I miss my mobile phone!”: Self-expansion via mobile phone and responses to phone loss

    Cynthia A Hoffner, Sangmi Lee, Se Jung Park

    págs. 2452-2468

    

  • ‘Y’all need to hide your kids, hide your wife’: Mobile applications, risk and sex offender databases

    Sharif Mowlabocus

    págs. 2469-2484

    

  • 100 million strong: A case study of group identification and deindividuation on Imgur.com

    Jude P Mikal, Ronald E. Rice, Robert G Kent, Bert N. Uchino

    págs. 2485-2506

    

  • Autism and new media: Disability between technology and society

    Amit Pinchevski, John Durham Peters

    págs. 2507-2523

    

  • Everywear: The quantified self and wearable fitness technologies

    James N Gilmore

    págs. 2524-2539

    

  • Grindr casual hook-ups as interactional achievements

    Christian Licoppe, Carole-Anne Rivière, Julien Morel

    págs. 2540-2558

    

  • Intimacy and social capital on Facebook: Beyond the psychological perspective

    Alex Lambert

    págs. 2559-2575

    

  • Moody news: The impact of collective emotion ratings on online news consumers’ attitudes, memory, and behavioral intentions

    Jessica G. Myrick, Bartosz W. Wojdynski

    págs. 2576-2594

    

  • Performing honor online: The affordances of social media for surveillance and impression management in an honor culture

    Katy E Pearce, Jessica Vitak

    págs. 2595-2612

    

  • Social networking sites and participatory reluctance: A case study of Gaydar, user resistance and interface rejection

    Elija Cassidy

    págs. 2613-2628

    

  • Transmedia intertextualities in educational media resources: The case of BBC Schools in the United Kingdom

    María Luisa Zorrilla Abascal

    págs. 2629-2648

    

  • Transnational activism, new and old media: The case of Israeli adoptees from Brazil

    Nahuel Ribke, Jérome Bourdon

    págs. 2649-2663

    

  • China’s ‘info-web’: How Beijing governs online political communication about Japan

    Florian Schneider

    págs. 2664-2684

    

  • Is LinkedIn making you more successful? The informational benefits derived from public social media

    Sonja Utz

    págs. 2685-2702

    

  • Modeling the second-level digital divide: A five-country study of social differences in Internet use

    Moritz Büchi, Natascha Just, Michael Latzer

    págs. 2703-2722

    

  • Privates in the online public: Sex(ting) and reputation on social media

    Michael Salter

    págs. 2723-2739

    

  • The interplay between media-for-monitoring and media-for-searching: How news media trigger searches and edits in Wikipedia

    Stefan Geiß, Melanie Leidecker, Thomas Roessing

    págs. 2740-2759

    

  • Social justice and Internet technology

    Clifford G. Christians

    págs. 2760-2773

    

  • The quantified self: What counts in the neoliberal workplace

    Phoebe Moore, Andrew Robinson

    págs. 2774-2792