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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
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