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This book provides a selection of international perspectives in the interdisciplinary field of media and communications research with emphasis placed on methodological approaches and new research domains. It includes critical reflections on how to conduct research on digital media culture, especially concerning the potentials and limitations for mixed methods research and online research strategies, as well as a series of hands-on case studies. These range from digital fan cultures, through environmental communication, news media, digital politics during conflicts and crises, to digital media psychology and the emerging field of medical humanities. Diverse in its examples and angles, the book provides a rich snippet of how media research practices are determined by practical factors and research interests.

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Nguyen, Dennis; Dekker, Ivonne; Nguyen, Sergül

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Springer Nature, Cham, 2020

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Cham, Switzerland, 2020

Jul 30, 2020

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Acknowledgements
Contents
Notes on Contributors
List of Figures
List of Tables
Part I: Challenges and Opportunities in Media and Communication Studies
Introduction: Understanding Media and Society in the Age of Digitalisation
Overview of Chapters
References
Media and Communication Studies in the Age of Digitalization and Datafication: How Practical Factors and Research Interests Determine Methodological Choices
Introduction
Rise of Data-Driven Approaches
Main Challenges of Computerizing and Digitalizing Media and Communication Studies
Practical Restriction in Skills and Resources
Practical Restrictions to Access
Challenges Deriving from the “Quantitative-Qualitative Divide”
Practical Challenges in Bridging Theory and Digital Empiricism
Challenges Related to the Quality of Data
Ethical Issues
Outlook: How to Practise Media and Communication Studies?
References
User Tactics and Algorithms: A Digital Humanities Approach to YouTube and Tumblr
Introduction
Studying Data, Tactics and Platforms
Digital Humanities and Methodology
Tumblr and Filtering
YouTube and Algorithm Tactics
Conclusion
References
User-Generated Content
Making Sense of the (Internet) Archive: Negotiating Meaning, Memory and History in Artistic Practice
The Discursive Archive
The Literal Archive
Re-presencing the Past: A Media Archaeology Goal
All the Memory of the World—Part One
Revisiting the Visual Database of Aby Warburg in the Age of the Internet
Blaufuks’ Medium Specificity
Re-presencing the Past
Conclusion
References
Slow Tourism Joining New Media in Global Sustainability and Environmental Communication: Inspiring Individual and Industry Travel Practices and Media Expressions
Introduction
Slowness Transferring from Cultural Movements to Travel and Tourism
Slow Tourism’s Environmental Sustainability Considerations
Slow Tourism, Framing, and Information Technology
Slow Tourism Related to New Media Forms and Expressions
Conceptual and Methodological Frameworks of Environmental Communication
Environmental Communication’s Constructionism and Discursiveness
Environmental Journalism’s News Holes, Media Subsidies, and Gatekeepers
Environmental Reporting’s Objectivity, Balance, and Advocacy Journalism
Environmental Media’s Frames, Agendas, and Construction of Reality
Airline and Business Travel’s Environmental Sustainability Aspirations
Student and Religious Travel’s Environmental Sustainability Considerations
Recommendations for Slow Tourism’s Marketing and New Media Strategies
Recommendations for Slow Tourists’ Experiential and New Media Strategies
References
Part II: Researching Meaning, Representation, and Politics in Digital Media
Combining Qualitative and Digital Methods for Exploratory Framing Analyses: The Case of Alternative Video Coverage of the Syrian War on YouTube
Introduction
The Syrian War and Social Media: The Case of Khan Sheikhoun in 2017
YouTube as a Digital Public Sphere and the Framing of Conflict
Method and Data
Results
Qualitative Results
Level 1: Denotative Systems
Level 2: Stylistic Conventions and Technical Transformations
Level 3: Connotative Systems
Level 4: Ideological
Quantitative Results
Conclusion
References
Mediating Fear by Breaking News: A Case Study of CNN Türk and NTV
Introduction
The Concept of Fear and Media
The Concept of Breaking News
Digital Capitalism and News Media
Methodology
Content Analysis of Breaking News Tweets
Critical Discourse Analysis of Breaking News TV Screenshots
Strengths and Limitations of the Research Design
Findings
General Tweet Activity and Breaking News
General Overview of Breaking News on Television
Four Themes in Breaking News
Instantaneity
Alarmism
Security
Authority
Summary and Discussion
References
Visual Framing and Migrant Discourses in Social Media: The Story of Idomeni on Instagram
Introduction
Social Networking Media in the Refugee Crisis
Social Networking Media and Visual Framing
Method and Data
Data Collection
Instagram Data
Visual Framing Analysis
Findings
Part 1: Co-hashtag Network Analysis
Hashtags Groupings
Part 2: Image Content Analysis
Visual Framing of the Crisis
Aesthetics and Image Manipulation
Discussion
References
Part III: Analysing How Digital Media Changes Interaction
A Quantitative and Qualitative Approach to Analysing Cyberbullying in Classmates’ WhatsApp groups
Introduction
Background
Literature Review
WhatsApp: The New Social Network
Cyberbullying in WhatsApp Groups
Age Differences in Cyberbullying
Measurement of Cyberbullying
The Present Study
Method
Participants and Procedure
Measures
Results
Quantitative Analysis
Qualitative Analysis
Discussion
Strengths, Limitations, and Recommendations for Future Research
References
Technology Experience, Health Beliefs or Background? Examining the Factors Affecting the Intention to Use Social Media for Health Purposes
Introduction
Social Media
Internet, Social Media and Health
Behavioural Intention and the Current Study
Literature Review
Technological Perspective: Technology Experience
Health Perspective: Health-Related Perceptions
Sociodemographic Perspective
Methodology
General Description
Instrument
Population
Procedure
Variables
Dependent Variable
Independent Variables: HBM Constructs
Independent Variable: Search for Information
Independent Variables: Sociodemographic Background
Statistical Analyses
Results
Bivariate Analysis
Multivariate Analysis
Discussion
Discussion of Findings
Discussion of Methodology
Limitations
References
Constructing 24/7 Madness. The Pathology Behind Schizophrenia in Western Urban Screen Cultures
Introduction
Remaking Attention
Psychopathology Excluded
Case: Schizophrenia
Method
Approach
Analysis
Delusional Disorder
Brief Psychotic Disorder
Schizophrenia
Conclusion
References
Index

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2020-06-30