This article is finally assigned to an issue (Volume 25, Issue 10). I suppose this is a good excuse to promote it on here again :)

That was a God-level performance by Maddison. Incredible.

The Substance. I almost died watching it!

Solanke’s best game so far, by far.

🚨🚨New article out in Social Media+Society ! This is the first piece from my dissertation, which broadly focuses on bounded social media places (BSMPs) - low visibility places within social media like private groups, chats, and servers. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/20…

An A&M spokesperson confirmed June 2023 inquiries into the LGBTQ studies minor caused a university-wide review that led to the thresholds now being used to inactivate 52 minors and certificates. thebatt.com/news/faculty-p…

🚨 New article out now in Journalism Practice & The J Word Podcast, written with Steven Wang. A paper we started working on in pre-COVID times, it still surely feels relevant today. Might be of interest to folks who've been following the objectivity debate in journalism. tandfonline.com/eprint/ZKHAQDS…

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🚨 NEW REPORT: If you study journalism, work in journalism, or care about the future of journalism, this report is for you. It charts how journalists and scholars can more effectively work together on vital problems. See americanpressinstitute.org/the-research-p… Full PDF: journalismbridgingproject.com/_files/ugd/797…

Brennan Johnson has discovered he has a left foot. It's over.

Trending in #Communication: ooir.org/index.php?fiel… 1) Global communication as a standpoint 2) Dependence in the online screen industry 3) Repairing Journalism Amid Right-Wing Attacks (@journpractice) 4) Mental Health in the Newsroom (Digital Journalism)

Thinking like a sociotechnical researcher means recognizing that every technical system represents a set of choices — and paying attention to how those choices are made. As D&S Senior Researcher Ranjit Singh explains, that's something we can all do. datasociety.net/points/how-to-…

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Proud to be a contributor to this fabulous volume! Johan Farkas and I wrote about "troll/trolling" as a prevalent and problematic digital media metaphor. It has been a pleasure working with Johan and Marcus Maloney.

🚨🚨 International Communication folks: please consider submitting abstracts to the AEJMC Midwinter Conference and select ICD as division of interest! This is a great way to prepare for the main AEJMC conference, and a fantastic opportunity for grad students. See🧵⬇️

What is a 'Troll'? In our new book, Digital Media Metaphors: A Critical Introduction, Yiping Xia 夏逸平 and I criticize how 'troll' downplays (a) the seriousness of harassment and discrimination, and (b) the level of organization of propaganda. E-book: doi.org/10.4324/978103…… (or DM me!)

I’m officially “watching too little football to weigh in on the Ballon d’Or candidates” years old.