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Close-Up-Ness: Masks, Screens, and Cells
img journal, 2021 The pandemic reshapes not only our habits, but also our environment. It does so by supporting the creation of existential bubbles –often in the form of restrained cells– in which we shrink our range of action, but also in which we can feel safe.
Francesco Casetti
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Fact-checkers and the news media: A Nordic perspective on propaganda
Nordic Journal of Media Studies, 2023 Combatting disinformation and propaganda has become an increasingly common task in Nordic newsrooms. The independent fact-checking organisations are currently joining forces with journalists in keeping the public informed. To better understand what these
Grönvall John
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IRISH FILM AND MEDIA STUDIES PUBLICATIONS [PDF]
Estudios Irlandeses, 2020 This has been a big year for important books on Irish film with the publication of Ruth Barton’s Irish Cinema in the Twenty-First Century (Manchester University Press), Seán Crosson’s Gaelic Games on Film (Cork University Press) and the revised second edition of the Historical Dictionary of Irish Cinema (Roddy Flynn and Tony Tracy, Rowman & Littlefield)
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Developing The Brand of Batam City as A Sustainable (Green) Tourism Destination through Social Media [PDF]
BIO Web of ConferencesVarious studies have scientifically documented sustainable tourism development in several developing countries. Meanwhile, when social media influences tourist perceptions and their visiting decisions, tourism promoters have widely used social media to ...
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Education Sciences, 2023 Willingness to communicate (WTC) in a second language (L2) is one of the key concepts in L2 communication and learning. Previously, research practice in this area has been more concerned with investigating the relationship between individual negative ...
Muhammad Umar Nadeem +2 more
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As Seen from the Camera Obscura: Haniya Yutaka’s Ontological Film Theory
Humanities, 2023 Haniya Yutaka (1909–1997) was one of the leading figures in postwar Japanese literature and avant-garde art movements, chiefly remembered today for his unfinished metaphysical novel Dead Souls [Shirei, 1946–1997].
Naoki Yamamoto
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A Study of Thin-Film Media Noise
IEEE Translation Journal on Magnetics in Japan, 1988 The possibility of decreasing signal recorded noise in metal thin film media by decreasing the magnetic coupling between crystal grains was studied, with the following results. 1) The reverse DC erase noise is strongly related to the signal recorded noise.
Aoi, H. +3 more
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Complexidade narrativa na televisão americana contemporânea
Matrizes, 2012 Uma nova forma de entretenimento tem surgido nas últimas duas décadas conseguindo sucesso de público e crítica na televisão americana. Tal modelo se diferencia por usar a complexidade narrativa como uma alternativa às formas episódicas e seriadas.
Jason Mittell
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Not Yet the Post-TV Era: Network and MVPD Adaptation to Emergent Distribution Technologies
Media and Communication, 2016 Television as a medium is in transition. From DVRs, to Netflix, to HBO Now, consumers have never before had such control over how they consume televisual content. The rapid changes to the medium have led to rhetoric heralding the impending “post-TV era.”
Mike Van Esler
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The politics of the NPC meme: Reactionary subcultural practice and vernacular theory
Big Data & Society, 2023 The acronym ‘NPC’ originates from videogame culture, where it refers to computer-controlled drones whose behaviour is dictated by their programming. By 2018 the term had gained traction within right-wing subcultural spaces as shorthand for individuals ...
Rob Gallagher, Robert Topinka
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