Chapter 2
The Ephemeral Artifact: Social Media ‘Algorithms’ Shape a Simulated World

David I. Tafler

DOI: 10.15340/978-625-00-9894-3_2

Published online: 2021-07-11 • Pages: 17-40

Chapter 3
Religions, Technologies, and Civilisations: Neo-animism of the Internet of Things in Connected Societies

Fabienne Martin Juchat

DOI: 10.15340/978-625-00-9894-3_3

Published online: 2021-07-30 • Pages: 41-61

Chapter 4
A Critical Communication Analysis of “The Focused Self” in Social Media Use

Rob McKenzie

DOI: 10.15340/978-625-00-9894-3_4

Published online: 2021-07-30 • Pages: 63-81

Chapter 5
World Wide Web A Sort of Simulacrum of the Virtual

Sandra Lemeilleur

DOI: 10.15340/978-625-00-9894-3_5

Published online: 2021-07-30 • Pages: 83-93

Chapter 7
Strategic Development of Social Media Communication Plans

Yeonsoo Kim

DOI: 10.15340/978-625-00-9894-3_7

Published online: 2021-07-18 • Pages: 141-157

Chapter 6
Social Media’s Role as an Enabler of the Public Sphere during Nonviolent Resistance Movements: The Case of Yellow Vests and Facebook

Solveig Beyza Evenstad , Paul Rasse

DOI: 10.15340/978-625-00-9894-3_6

Published online: 2021-07-18 • Pages: 95-139

Chapter 8
Social Media’s Impact on Politics

Kristy Dekat

DOI: 10.15340/978-625-00-9894-3_8

Published online: 2021-07-30 • Pages: 159-175

Chapter 9
Social Media and Political Memes: Examining the Presence of Political Discourse in Our Current Online Environment

Jonathan C. Evans

DOI: 10.15340/978-625-00-9894-3_9

Published online: 2021-07-30 • Pages: 177-194

Chapter 10
Perverted Uses of Digital Networks by Professional Journalists as a Consequence of the Paradoxical Process of Contemporary Capitalistic

Bertrand Cabedoche

DOI: 10.15340/978-625-00-9894-3_10

Published online: 2021-07-29 • Pages: 195-223

Chapter 11
Social Media and the Changing Discourse of Immigration

Serdar Tuncer , Boulou Ebanda De B’béri

DOI: 10.15340/978-625-00-9894-3_11

Published online: 2021-07-23 • Pages: 225-239

Chapter 12
The Impact of Social Media Post Characteristics: Exploring the Use of Digital Games

Ufuk Bakan

DOI: 10.15340/978-625-00-9894-3_12

Published online: 2021-07-29 • Pages: 241-256

Chapter 13
User Engagement on Social Network Sites: Antecedences of Sharing, Liking, and Commenting Online News

Isabella Glogger , Aaron Kohl

DOI: 10.15340/978-625-00-9894-3_13

Published online: 2021-07-30 • Pages: 257-275

Chapter 14
Online Hate: Examining the Use of Outrage Language in Facebook Conversations over Racial Injustice

Bridget Haina

DOI: 10.15340/978-625-00-9894-3_14

Published online: 2021-07-30 • Pages: 277-296

Chapter 15
Health Communication via Social Media: How Pharmaceutical Companies Are Using Instagram for Corporate Social Responsibility

Abisoluwa Akinboboye , Susan E. Waters

DOI: 10.15340/978-625-00-9894-3_15

Published online: 2021-07-30 • Pages: 297-326

Chapter 16
Streaming Sports on Social Media and Its Impact on Sports Sponsorship

Jim Pokrywczynski , Dave Bohnsack

DOI: 10.15340/978-625-00-9894-3_16

Published online: 2021-07-30 • Pages: 327-344

Chapter 18
Social Media Archaeology in Bangladesh

Shafiqur Rahman , Zainul Abedin

DOI: 10.15340/978-625-00-9894-3_18

Published online: 2021-07-30 • Pages: 365-391

Chapter 19
Social Media Data Paradox: Law and Ethics after Cambridge Analytica

Jeremy Harris Lipschultz

DOI: 10.15340/978-625-00-9894-3_19

Published online: 2021-07-29 • Pages: 393-408

Chapter 17
Online Accountability Disclosure: Social Media Use by Environmental Grassroots Organizations in China

Ming Xie , Chin-Chung Chao

DOI: 10.15340/978-625-00-9894-3_17

Published online: 2021-07-23 • Pages: 345-363

Chapter 1
Contexualising Social Media Archaeology

Uğur Bakan , Lara Martin Lengel

DOI: 10.15340/978-625-00-9894-3_1

Published online: 2021-08-14 • Pages: 1-16

Chapter 2
The Ephemeral Artifact: Social Media ‘Algorithms’ Shape a Simulated World

David I. Tafler

DOI: 10.15340/978-625-00-9894-3_2

Published online: 2021-07-11 • Pages: 17-40

Chapter 3
Religions, Technologies, and Civilisations: Neo-animism of the Internet of Things in Connected Societies

Fabienne Martin Juchat

DOI: 10.15340/978-625-00-9894-3_3

Published online: 2021-07-30 • Pages: 41-61

Chapter 4
A Critical Communication Analysis of “The Focused Self” in Social Media Use

Rob McKenzie

DOI: 10.15340/978-625-00-9894-3_4

Published online: 2021-07-30 • Pages: 63-81

Chapter 5
World Wide Web A Sort of Simulacrum of the Virtual

Sandra Lemeilleur

DOI: 10.15340/978-625-00-9894-3_5

Published online: 2021-07-30 • Pages: 83-93

Chapter 7
Strategic Development of Social Media Communication Plans

Yeonsoo Kim

DOI: 10.15340/978-625-00-9894-3_7

Published online: 2021-07-18 • Pages: 141-157