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Media Asia : an Asian mass communication quarterly, volume 17, no. 2, 1990

open access: yes, 1990
Asian Mass Communication Research and Information Centre
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Media Asia : an Asian mass communication quarterly, volume 14, number 4, 1987; women and the media

open access: yes, 1987
Asian Mass Communication Research and Information Centre
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Participation of Transnational Migrants in the Formation of the Host Country Image Through Mass Self-communication

Communications in Computer and Information Science, 2022
Yuliya Taranova, Anna Smoliarova
exaly   +2 more sources

Blending mass self-communication with advertising in Facebook and LinkedIn: Challenges for social media and user empowerment

International Journal of Media and Cultural Politics, 2013
Abstract The commodification process on Facebook and LinkedIn limits the potential of mass self-communication on these SNS. This is especially noticeable with regard to personal identifiable information (PII) used in advertising. This article is an analysis of Facebook and LinkedIn through desk research and website analysis of their ...
Jo Pierson, Rob Heyman
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The power of activist networks in the mass self-communication era: A triangulation study of the impact of WikiLeaks on the stock value of Bank of America

Public Relations Review, 2013
Abstract This case study examines a confrontation between WikiLeaks and Bank of America (BOA). Drawing upon Castells’ concept of mass self-communication and the cocreational approach to public relations, a triangulation of social network analysis and event study method allows this project to capture the structure of WikiLeaks’ global network and to ...
Aimei Yang
exaly   +2 more sources

Protest Observation and Mass Self-Communication: Meditations on the Arab Spring

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015
The Arab Spring has drawn a host of inquiries into the role of the Internet and social media during protest, leading many to question the links between online communication and offline activity. Evidence suggests that much of the information sharing about the protest events happened via online networks. Building on these observations and the literature
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The Battle of Wikileaks: Mass Self-Communication, Hacker Culture, and Financial Institutions

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2011
In 2010, WikiLeaks raised considerable discussion over the disclosure of sensitive documents to the public domain (Gellman & Harrell, 2010; Ludlow, 2010). Whether WikiLeaks is a media organization dedicated to bring important news and information to the public as WikiLeaks members claimed is questionable.
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Citizen camera-witnessing: Embodied political dissent in the age of ‘mediated mass self-communication’

New Media & Society, 2013
This article interrogates the emerging modes of civic engagement connected to the mobile camera-phone, and the ways in which they require us to rethink what it is to bear witness to brutality in the age of fundamentally camera-mediated mass self-publication.
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