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Geographies of media and power

International Journal of Cultural Studies, 2011
•This article explores the representation of the United States in Finnish daily newspapers, 1984—2009. Empirically, it builds on an analysis of editorials and commentaries that focus on US foreign policy. The examples deal with the deployment of US nuclear missiles to Europe in 1984, the Balkans war in 1994, the continuation of the war in Iraq in 2004,
Inka Salovaara-Moring, Kirsi Maunula
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Feminist geographies of new spatial media

Canadian Geographies / Géographies canadiennes, 2014
Critical GIS emphasized the ways in which social, political, and economic inequalities are (re)produced through spatial information technologies and attendant practices. In the mid‐1990s through the early 2000s, feminist interventions challenged the presumed gender neutrality and universality of GIS and brought gender to the fore of Critical GIS ...
Agnieszka Leszczynski, Sarah Elwood
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Media’s Domestication as Intimate Geography

Life Writing, 2020
In December 1922 the US magazine Radio Broadcast published a beautifully written article by Alice R. Bourke.
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Regional tv: Affective Media Geographies

Asiascape: Digital Asia, 2015
The rise of what has been called ‘new television’ or ‘media regionalism’ in East Asia has occurred in a context in which the production of media networks ‒ both infrastructures (broadcast and relay stations, satellites, cable systems) and media devices or platforms (tvsets,vcr,vcd, and mobile phones) ‒ outstrips the production of contents.
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Queer geographies of spatial media

Geography Compass, 2019
Abstract Digital media scholarship is burgeoning. However, there remains a paucity of queer geographies accounting for hybridity and multi‐directionality of coexisting, variegated and embodied spaces produced through spatial media nor the technologies that enable these media (smartphones, tablet computers, and self‐tracking devices ...
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Geographies of media and communication I

Progress in Human Geography, 2016
Media and communication are attracting increasing amounts of attention from geographers but the work remains disorganized and lacks a unifying paradigm. This progress report suggests a new paradigm for geographical studies of media and communication and indicates how recent research fits under this umbrella.
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Media geographies

2021
Paul C. Adams, Barney Warf
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Geographies of media and communication II

Progress in Human Geography, 2017
Some of the most perceptive contributions to the geographic study of media and communication have been in areas of landscapes studies and geohumanities. To bring landscape and geohumanities insights together more explicitly with communication and media, this progress report draws on George Revill’s concept of an ‘arc of sound’, expanding the concept’s
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New Media Geographies and the Middle East

Television & New Media, 2013
This special issue of Television & New Media brings together current research on media technologies, society, and culture in the Middle East from diverse methodological and analytical perspectives. The topics addressed cover a wide spectrum: circulation of Arab music videos and public discourse; Lebanese bloggers and mediated public spheres ...
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Routledge Handbook of Media Geographies

2021
Paul C. Adams, Barney Warf
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