Reimagining communication : action /
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New York, NY :
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2021.
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Table of Contents:
- Reimagining activism as combative / Billie Murray
- Mobile phones use in an Arab context : blending modernity and tradition / Mustafa Taha
- Government policy, communication and (affective) governmentality / Carl Jon Way Ng
- Data ethics : a survey of key debates and essential principles / Joe Cruz and Patrick Lee Plaisance
- Encryption and hacking : cyphers, hacks and attacks on the digital frontier / Jan H. Samoriski
- A critical re-visioning of networked power in photojournalism praxis / Tara-Lynne Pixley
- White noise, mixed signals, strategic chaos, and the roar of the bewildered herd / Brian Gorman
- Transmedia / Raul Rodríguez-Ferrándiz
- Machine translation, language learning and the 'knowledge economy' : from economic discourses to education in action / Vanessa Enríquez Raído, Marina Sánchez Torrón
- Design / Rune Pettersson, Maria D. Avgerinou
- Media production in the age of internet media : digitisation, mediation, co-creation / Hart Cohen
- An economic, social and cultural approach to prosumption : music and sound as parodic tools on YouTube meme videos / Candelaria Sánchez Olmos, Eduardo Viñuela
- Collaboration models in online fiction-writing communities / Alan Tapscott, Joaquim Colàs, Josep Blat
- Culture industries / Derek Johnson
- Reimagining digital humanities : today's trends, tomorrow's promises / Amanda C. R. Clark
- Cochlear implants and sign language in Australia : why the deaf community must embrace nonsigning implant recipients / Belinda Barnet, Rachael McDonald, Simone Taffe, Jordy Kaufman
- Familiar avenues and paths less traveled : reimagining organizational crisis communication / Timothy Coombs
- Cyber war and militarization of communication / Oswelled Ureke
- Invitations to participation : how immersive presentations and emotional displays promote political involvement / Erik P. Bucy.