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1. 6. The Social Mapping of Hyperscale Data Center Regions: Placemaking, Infrastructuring, Curating

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Volcic, Zala, Velkova, Julia, Tudor, Matilda, Stiernstedt, Fredrik, Smolicki, Jacek, Singh, Ranjit, Seuferling, Philipp, Parthasarathi, Vibodh, Parks, Lisa, Nikunen, Kaarina, Mukherjee, Rahul, Mayer, Vicki, Markham, Tim, Lomborg, Stine, Logsdon, Alexis, Lagerkvist, Amanda, Kaun, Anne, Ithurbide, Christine, Gaw, Fatima, de Ridder, Sander, Day, Faithe, Cohn, Jonathan, Bouquillion, Philippe, and Andrejevic, Mark

Published
2023

2. 7. Cross-sectoral Relations in VoD Markets: Frontend, Backend, and Deepend in India

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Volcic, Zala, Velkova, Julia, Tudor, Matilda, Stiernstedt, Fredrik, Smolicki, Jacek, Singh, Ranjit, Seuferling, Philipp, Parthasarathi, Vibodh, Parks, Lisa, Nikunen, Kaarina, Mukherjee, Rahul, Mayer, Vicki, Markham, Tim, Lomborg, Stine, Logsdon, Alexis, Lagerkvist, Amanda, Kaun, Anne, Ithurbide, Christine, Gaw, Fatima, de Ridder, Sander, Day, Faithe, Cohn, Jonathan, Bouquillion, Philippe, and Andrejevic, Mark

Published
2023

3. Part III: Subjecting, Humanizing, Repairing

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Volcic, Zala, Velkova, Julia, Tudor, Matilda, Stiernstedt, Fredrik, Smolicki, Jacek, Singh, Ranjit, Seuferling, Philipp, Parthasarathi, Vibodh, Parks, Lisa, Nikunen, Kaarina, Mukherjee, Rahul, Mayer, Vicki, Markham, Tim, Lomborg, Stine, Logsdon, Alexis, Lagerkvist, Amanda, Kaun, Anne, Ithurbide, Christine, Gaw, Fatima, de Ridder, Sander, Day, Faithe, Cohn, Jonathan, Bouquillion, Philippe, and Andrejevic, Mark

Published
2023

4. 8. Serving Machines and Heterotopias: Data Entry Work in Prisons and Refugee Camps in the US and Uganda

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Volcic, Zala, Velkova, Julia, Tudor, Matilda, Stiernstedt, Fredrik, Smolicki, Jacek, Singh, Ranjit, Seuferling, Philipp, Parthasarathi, Vibodh, Parks, Lisa, Nikunen, Kaarina, Mukherjee, Rahul, Mayer, Vicki, Markham, Tim, Lomborg, Stine, Logsdon, Alexis, Lagerkvist, Amanda, Kaun, Anne, Ithurbide, Christine, Gaw, Fatima, de Ridder, Sander, Day, Faithe, Cohn, Jonathan, Bouquillion, Philippe, and Andrejevic, Mark

Published
2023

5. 10. Black Living Data Booklet

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Volcic, Zala, Velkova, Julia, Tudor, Matilda, Stiernstedt, Fredrik, Smolicki, Jacek, Singh, Ranjit, Seuferling, Philipp, Parthasarathi, Vibodh, Parks, Lisa, Nikunen, Kaarina, Mukherjee, Rahul, Mayer, Vicki, Markham, Tim, Lomborg, Stine, Logsdon, Alexis, Lagerkvist, Amanda, Kaun, Anne, Ithurbide, Christine, Gaw, Fatima, de Ridder, Sander, Day, Faithe, Cohn, Jonathan, Bouquillion, Philippe, and Andrejevic, Mark

Published
2023

6. 9. Mythical Media Backends: Human-Machine Communication's Cruel Promises

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Volcic, Zala, Velkova, Julia, Tudor, Matilda, Stiernstedt, Fredrik, Smolicki, Jacek, Singh, Ranjit, Seuferling, Philipp, Parthasarathi, Vibodh, Parks, Lisa, Nikunen, Kaarina, Mukherjee, Rahul, Mayer, Vicki, Markham, Tim, Lomborg, Stine, Logsdon, Alexis, Lagerkvist, Amanda, Kaun, Anne, Ithurbide, Christine, Gaw, Fatima, de Ridder, Sander, Day, Faithe, Cohn, Jonathan, Bouquillion, Philippe, and Andrejevic, Mark

Published
2023

7. Half-Title Page, Title Page, Copyright

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Volcic, Zala, Velkova, Julia, Tudor, Matilda, Stiernstedt, Fredrik, Smolicki, Jacek, Singh, Ranjit, Seuferling, Philipp, Parthasarathi, Vibodh, Parks, Lisa, Nikunen, Kaarina, Mukherjee, Rahul, Mayer, Vicki, Markham, Tim, Lomborg, Stine, Logsdon, Alexis, Lagerkvist, Amanda, Kaun, Anne, Ithurbide, Christine, Gaw, Fatima, de Ridder, Sander, Day, Faithe, Cohn, Jonathan, Bouquillion, Philippe, and Andrejevic, Mark

Published
2023

8. 14. Repairing Algorithms, Rebuilding Data Paths: Digital Infrastructures, Public Service Media, and Material Solidarity in Europe

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Volcic, Zala, Velkova, Julia, Tudor, Matilda, Stiernstedt, Fredrik, Smolicki, Jacek, Singh, Ranjit, Seuferling, Philipp, Parthasarathi, Vibodh, Parks, Lisa, Nikunen, Kaarina, Mukherjee, Rahul, Mayer, Vicki, Markham, Tim, Lomborg, Stine, Logsdon, Alexis, Lagerkvist, Amanda, Kaun, Anne, Ithurbide, Christine, Gaw, Fatima, de Ridder, Sander, Day, Faithe, Cohn, Jonathan, Bouquillion, Philippe, and Andrejevic, Mark

Published
2023

9. 12. On Meaning and Exploitation: Everyday AI and Productivity Tracking in Denmark

Author

Volcic, Zala, Velkova, Julia, Tudor, Matilda, Stiernstedt, Fredrik, Smolicki, Jacek, Singh, Ranjit, Seuferling, Philipp, Parthasarathi, Vibodh, Parks, Lisa, Nikunen, Kaarina, Mukherjee, Rahul, Mayer, Vicki, Markham, Tim, Lomborg, Stine, Logsdon, Alexis, Lagerkvist, Amanda, Kaun, Anne, Ithurbide, Christine, Gaw, Fatima, de Ridder, Sander, Day, Faithe, Cohn, Jonathan, Bouquillion, Philippe, and Andrejevic, Mark

Published
2023

10. 13. The Backend Work of Data Subjects: Ordinary Challenges of Living with Data in India and the US

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Volcic, Zala, Velkova, Julia, Tudor, Matilda, Stiernstedt, Fredrik, Smolicki, Jacek, Singh, Ranjit, Seuferling, Philipp, Parthasarathi, Vibodh, Parks, Lisa, Nikunen, Kaarina, Mukherjee, Rahul, Mayer, Vicki, Markham, Tim, Lomborg, Stine, Logsdon, Alexis, Lagerkvist, Amanda, Kaun, Anne, Ithurbide, Christine, Gaw, Fatima, de Ridder, Sander, Day, Faithe, Cohn, Jonathan, Bouquillion, Philippe, and Andrejevic, Mark

Published
2023

11. 11. Sonorous Surfaces, Biased Backends: The Gendered Voices of AI Assistants as Existential Media

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Volcic, Zala, Velkova, Julia, Tudor, Matilda, Stiernstedt, Fredrik, Smolicki, Jacek, Singh, Ranjit, Seuferling, Philipp, Parthasarathi, Vibodh, Parks, Lisa, Nikunen, Kaarina, Mukherjee, Rahul, Mayer, Vicki, Markham, Tim, Lomborg, Stine, Logsdon, Alexis, Lagerkvist, Amanda, Kaun, Anne, Ithurbide, Christine, Gaw, Fatima, de Ridder, Sander, Day, Faithe, Cohn, Jonathan, Bouquillion, Philippe, and Andrejevic, Mark

Published
2023

12. 4. Coding and Encoding Streamed Media: The Cultural

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Volcic, Zala, Velkova, Julia, Tudor, Matilda, Stiernstedt, Fredrik, Smolicki, Jacek, Singh, Ranjit, Seuferling, Philipp, Parthasarathi, Vibodh, Parks, Lisa, Nikunen, Kaarina, Mukherjee, Rahul, Mayer, Vicki, Markham, Tim, Lomborg, Stine, Logsdon, Alexis, Lagerkvist, Amanda, Kaun, Anne, Ithurbide, Christine, Gaw, Fatima, de Ridder, Sander, Day, Faithe, Cohn, Jonathan, Bouquillion, Philippe, and Andrejevic, Mark

Published
2023

13. 5. Engaging Opacity: Spotify and the Poiesis of Algorithmic Backends

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Volcic, Zala, Velkova, Julia, Tudor, Matilda, Stiernstedt, Fredrik, Smolicki, Jacek, Singh, Ranjit, Seuferling, Philipp, Parthasarathi, Vibodh, Parks, Lisa, Nikunen, Kaarina, Mukherjee, Rahul, Mayer, Vicki, Markham, Tim, Lomborg, Stine, Logsdon, Alexis, Lagerkvist, Amanda, Kaun, Anne, Ithurbide, Christine, Gaw, Fatima, de Ridder, Sander, Day, Faithe, Cohn, Jonathan, Bouquillion, Philippe, and Andrejevic, Mark

Published
2023

14. Cover

Author

Volcic, Zala, Velkova, Julia, Tudor, Matilda, Stiernstedt, Fredrik, Smolicki, Jacek, Singh, Ranjit, Seuferling, Philipp, Parthasarathi, Vibodh, Parks, Lisa, Nikunen, Kaarina, Mukherjee, Rahul, Mayer, Vicki, Markham, Tim, Lomborg, Stine, Logsdon, Alexis, Lagerkvist, Amanda, Kaun, Anne, Ithurbide, Christine, Gaw, Fatima, de Ridder, Sander, Day, Faithe, Cohn, Jonathan, Bouquillion, Philippe, and Andrejevic, Mark

Published
2023

15. Afterword: Theorizing across and between Media Backends

Author

Volcic, Zala, Velkova, Julia, Tudor, Matilda, Stiernstedt, Fredrik, Smolicki, Jacek, Singh, Ranjit, Seuferling, Philipp, Parthasarathi, Vibodh, Parks, Lisa, Nikunen, Kaarina, Mukherjee, Rahul, Mayer, Vicki, Markham, Tim, Lomborg, Stine, Logsdon, Alexis, Lagerkvist, Amanda, Kaun, Anne, Ithurbide, Christine, Gaw, Fatima, de Ridder, Sander, Day, Faithe, Cohn, Jonathan, Bouquillion, Philippe, and Andrejevic, Mark

Published
2023

16. Series Titles

Author

Volcic, Zala, Velkova, Julia, Tudor, Matilda, Stiernstedt, Fredrik, Smolicki, Jacek, Singh, Ranjit, Seuferling, Philipp, Parthasarathi, Vibodh, Parks, Lisa, Nikunen, Kaarina, Mukherjee, Rahul, Mayer, Vicki, Markham, Tim, Lomborg, Stine, Logsdon, Alexis, Lagerkvist, Amanda, Kaun, Anne, Ithurbide, Christine, Gaw, Fatima, de Ridder, Sander, Day, Faithe, Cohn, Jonathan, Bouquillion, Philippe, and Andrejevic, Mark

Published
2023

17. Part II: Datafying, Serving, Distributing

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Volcic, Zala, Velkova, Julia, Tudor, Matilda, Stiernstedt, Fredrik, Smolicki, Jacek, Singh, Ranjit, Seuferling, Philipp, Parthasarathi, Vibodh, Parks, Lisa, Nikunen, Kaarina, Mukherjee, Rahul, Mayer, Vicki, Markham, Tim, Lomborg, Stine, Logsdon, Alexis, Lagerkvist, Amanda, Kaun, Anne, Ithurbide, Christine, Gaw, Fatima, de Ridder, Sander, Day, Faithe, Cohn, Jonathan, Bouquillion, Philippe, and Andrejevic, Mark

Published
2023

18. Back cover

Author

Volcic, Zala, Velkova, Julia, Tudor, Matilda, Stiernstedt, Fredrik, Smolicki, Jacek, Singh, Ranjit, Seuferling, Philipp, Parthasarathi, Vibodh, Parks, Lisa, Nikunen, Kaarina, Mukherjee, Rahul, Mayer, Vicki, Markham, Tim, Lomborg, Stine, Logsdon, Alexis, Lagerkvist, Amanda, Kaun, Anne, Ithurbide, Christine, Gaw, Fatima, de Ridder, Sander, Day, Faithe, Cohn, Jonathan, Bouquillion, Philippe, and Andrejevic, Mark

Published
2023

19. Index

Author

Volcic, Zala, Velkova, Julia, Tudor, Matilda, Stiernstedt, Fredrik, Smolicki, Jacek, Singh, Ranjit, Seuferling, Philipp, Parthasarathi, Vibodh, Parks, Lisa, Nikunen, Kaarina, Mukherjee, Rahul, Mayer, Vicki, Markham, Tim, Lomborg, Stine, Logsdon, Alexis, Lagerkvist, Amanda, Kaun, Anne, Ithurbide, Christine, Gaw, Fatima, de Ridder, Sander, Day, Faithe, Cohn, Jonathan, Bouquillion, Philippe, and Andrejevic, Mark

Published
2023

20. Acknowledgments

Author

Volcic, Zala, Velkova, Julia, Tudor, Matilda, Stiernstedt, Fredrik, Smolicki, Jacek, Singh, Ranjit, Seuferling, Philipp, Parthasarathi, Vibodh, Parks, Lisa, Nikunen, Kaarina, Mukherjee, Rahul, Mayer, Vicki, Markham, Tim, Lomborg, Stine, Logsdon, Alexis, Lagerkvist, Amanda, Kaun, Anne, Ithurbide, Christine, Gaw, Fatima, de Ridder, Sander, Day, Faithe, Cohn, Jonathan, Bouquillion, Philippe, and Andrejevic, Mark

Published
2023

21. Part I: Sensing, Automating, Mediating

Author

Volcic, Zala, Velkova, Julia, Tudor, Matilda, Stiernstedt, Fredrik, Smolicki, Jacek, Singh, Ranjit, Seuferling, Philipp, Parthasarathi, Vibodh, Parks, Lisa, Nikunen, Kaarina, Mukherjee, Rahul, Mayer, Vicki, Markham, Tim, Lomborg, Stine, Logsdon, Alexis, Lagerkvist, Amanda, Kaun, Anne, Ithurbide, Christine, Gaw, Fatima, de Ridder, Sander, Day, Faithe, Cohn, Jonathan, Bouquillion, Philippe, and Andrejevic, Mark

Published
2023

22. 1. Atmospheric Mediation: From Smart Dust to Customizable Governance

Author

Volcic, Zala, Velkova, Julia, Tudor, Matilda, Stiernstedt, Fredrik, Smolicki, Jacek, Singh, Ranjit, Seuferling, Philipp, Parthasarathi, Vibodh, Parks, Lisa, Nikunen, Kaarina, Mukherjee, Rahul, Mayer, Vicki, Markham, Tim, Lomborg, Stine, Logsdon, Alexis, Lagerkvist, Amanda, Kaun, Anne, Ithurbide, Christine, Gaw, Fatima, de Ridder, Sander, Day, Faithe, Cohn, Jonathan, Bouquillion, Philippe, and Andrejevic, Mark

Published
2023

23. 3. EugenicTech: Three Perspectives on the (B)anality of AI

Author

Volcic, Zala, Velkova, Julia, Tudor, Matilda, Stiernstedt, Fredrik, Smolicki, Jacek, Singh, Ranjit, Seuferling, Philipp, Parthasarathi, Vibodh, Parks, Lisa, Nikunen, Kaarina, Mukherjee, Rahul, Mayer, Vicki, Markham, Tim, Lomborg, Stine, Logsdon, Alexis, Lagerkvist, Amanda, Kaun, Anne, Ithurbide, Christine, Gaw, Fatima, de Ridder, Sander, Day, Faithe, Cohn, Jonathan, Bouquillion, Philippe, and Andrejevic, Mark

Published
2023

24. 2. The Other Side of the Smart Phone: MEMS Sensors and the Tiny Matters of Mediation

Author

Volcic, Zala, Velkova, Julia, Tudor, Matilda, Stiernstedt, Fredrik, Smolicki, Jacek, Singh, Ranjit, Seuferling, Philipp, Parthasarathi, Vibodh, Parks, Lisa, Nikunen, Kaarina, Mukherjee, Rahul, Mayer, Vicki, Markham, Tim, Lomborg, Stine, Logsdon, Alexis, Lagerkvist, Amanda, Kaun, Anne, Ithurbide, Christine, Gaw, Fatima, de Ridder, Sander, Day, Faithe, Cohn, Jonathan, Bouquillion, Philippe, and Andrejevic, Mark

Published
2023

26. Five Hot Runner Tips for Moldmakers and Molders: Best practices for initial hot runner tryouts and effective preventive maintenance

Author

Kalvai, Ravishankar and Markham, Tim

Subjects
Gums and resins industry -- Methods, Tool and die industry -- Methods, Engineering and manufacturing industries, Metals, metalworking and machinery industries
Abstract

Collaboration among the mold builder, hot runner supplier, molder and resin supplier is critical to design and build a hot runner mold. However, once a mold is delivered, much of [...]

Published
2023

27. Hot Runner Holdout: Making the Case for Transitioning From Cold to Hot Runner Molds

Author

Kalvai, Ravishankar and Markham, Tim

Subjects
Engineering and manufacturing industries, Metals, metalworking and machinery industries
Abstract

Reducing cycle time and costs while also freeing up your machines for other projects are advantages gained by using hot runners that no one can ignore. But where does one [...]

Published
2023

28. Five Hot Runner Tips for Moldmakers and Molders

Author

Kalvai, Ravishankar and Markham, Tim

Subjects
Gums and resins industry -- Maintenance and repair -- Methods, Tool and die industry -- Methods -- Maintenance and repair, Engineering and manufacturing industries, Metals, metalworking and machinery industries
Abstract

Collaboration among the mold builder, hot runner supplier, molder and resin supplier is critical to design and build a hot runner mold. However, once a mold is delivered, much of [...]

Published
2024

31. The contribution of media consumption to civic participation

Author

Livingstone, Sonia and Markham, Tim

Subjects
Social sciences, Sociology and social work
Abstract

To purchase or authenticate to the full-text of this article, please visit this link: http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1468-4446.2008.00197.x Byline: Sonia Livingstone (1), Tim Markham (1) Keywords: Civic participation; voting; interest in politics; political action; social capital; media consumption; news consumption; online news Abstract: Abstract A national UK survey (N = 1017) examined the association between media consumption and three indicators of civic participation - likelihood of voting, interest in politics, and actions taken in response to a public issue of concern to the respondent. Multiple regression analysis was used to test the variance explained by media use variables after first controlling for demographic, social and political predictors of each indicator of participation. Media use significantly added to explaining variance in civic participation as follows. In accounting for voting, demographic and political/social factors mattered, but so too did some media habits (listening to the radio and engagement with the news). Interest in politics was accounted for by political/social factors and by media use, especially higher news engagement and lower media trust. However, taking action on an issue of concern was accounted for only by political/social factors, with the exception that slightly fewer actions were taken by those who watched more television. These findings provided little support for the media malaise thesis, and instead were interpreted as providing qualified support for the cognitive/motivational theory of news as a means of engaging the public. Author Affiliation: (1)Department of Media and Communications, London School of Economics and Political Science Article History: (Date accepted: January 2008) Article note: email: s.livingstone@lse.ac.uk

Published
2008

41. Theorizing media phenomenologically

Author

Markham, Tim, Rodgers, Scott, Markham, Tim, and Rodgers, Scott

Subjects
mcs
Abstract

This introduction seeks to avoid the approach taken in many introductions to edited volumes in which summaries of each chapter to follow are set out in turn. Instead, it offers an engaging and accessible way in to the topic of media phenomenology, identifying a critical moment in media theory around the question of how media are experienced and why. It begins with an overview of philosophical thinking in the modern era, beginning with Kant, Hegel and Kierkegaard before setting out the principal 20th century contributions of Husserl, Heidegger and Merleau-Ponty. It then opens up a discussion of the key phenomenological debates in contemporary media research, mapping out the different theoretical conceptualizations of media as well as their shared focus on how bodies, technologies and environments underpin the experience of media. The critical dialogues and chapters are all contributions to these debates, and the introduction maps out the terrain they share in common.

Published
2017

42. The public connection project ten years on

Author

Couldry, Nick, Livingstone, Sonia, Markham, Tim, Guerrero, Manuel Alejandro, and Arriagada, Arturo

Subjects
HN Social history and conditions. Social problems. Social reform
Published
2018

44. Troubled closeness or satisfied distance? Researching media consumption and public orientation

Author

Couldry, Nick and Markham, Tim

Subjects
Broadcasting -- Evaluation, Philosophers -- Works, Ethnic, cultural, racial issues/studies, Mass communications
Abstract

The complexities and ambiguities of nearness and distance that media produce by considering Heidegger's writings on broadcast media are discussed. The way in which people experience and negotiate their relation to a public world and the role that media plays in sustaining or reducing this relation is explored.

Published
2008

45. How to Build a Better-Performing Hot Runner Mold: Early stage communication across the supply chain about design considerations optimizes hot runner mold performance.

Author

Kalvai, Ravishankar and Markham, Tim

Subjects
SUPPLY chains, BIODEGRADABLE plastics, CONTROLLED low-strength materials (Cement), ONLINE shopping, INJECTION molding
Abstract

The article highlights the importance of precise communication between mold builders, molders, and hot runner suppliers to avoid design errors leading to underperforming molds. It emphasizes that collaborative early-stage communication optimizes hot runner mold performance and outlines key considerations for successful design, including gate location, material characteristics, and proper flow analysis.

Published
2023

46. Tracking the reflexivity of the (dis)engaged citizen: some methodological reflections

Author

Markham, Tim and Couldry, Nick

Subjects
Diaries -- Usage, Reflexivity (Logic) -- Analysis, People's democracies -- Political aspects, Psychology and mental health
Abstract

The article helps to examine the relationship between governments and citizens, from the results of the recent U.K. project using a diary interview as one of the methods.

Published
2007

48. Affective solidarity and mediated distant suffering: In defence of mere feltness.

Author

Markham, Tim

Subjects
*SOLIDARITY, *AMBIVALENCE, *SUFFERING, *IDEA (Philosophy), *SENTIMENTALISM, *CONSCIOUSNESS
Abstract

In recent media and political theory the idea of affective solidarity has been treated as a contradiction in terms. Any relation to the other consisting in sympathy or pity cannot form the basis of full subjective recognition of the other, and in practice is often actively dehumanising. Further, there remains the notion that solidarity is contingent upon a rupture of habitual being in the world that produces a revelatory consciousness of the subjectivity of the other. In journalistic contexts this leads to practices that aim at intensive or extensive encounters that transcend the affective livedness of everyday routines. Against these conventional wisdoms, this article argues that solidarity with distant others is not clinched in spite of the merely felt experience of the other in everyday life – an experience characterised by distraction, ambivalence and unreflexive sentimentality – but instead is predicated precisely on that mere feltness. Drawing on Heidegger's notion of findingness, Withy's disclosive postures and Levinas's ascription of ethics to the fundamental priority of coexistence, it is proposed that feeling the right way about distant suffering may be immaterial. In practical terms, it concludes with a call to shift our empirical focus away from the question of how media can produce meaningfully solidaristic encounters between distant others, to ask instead what kinds of ordinary mediated affect already existing in the world might afford solidarity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2019
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49. The uses of seriousness: Arab journalists tweet the 2011-12 uprisings

Author

Markham, Tim, Gordon, J., Rowinski, P., and Stewart, G.

Subjects
mcs, ComputingMilieux_THECOMPUTINGPROFESSION
Abstract

Book synopsis: The answers to these questions reflect the themes of this book. The chapters are by experienced journalists, academics and practitioners in the field. They unravel and clearly present the recent and on-going developments in journalism and the press around the globe, including the US, Europe, Asia and Africa. Chapters deal with the phone hacking and data thefts in the UK that provoked a major inquiry into press ethics and standards. Twitter is examined and found to be a valuable tool for reporters in the Arab world and research shows how, in Australia, readers use Twitter to pass along news topics. Chapters also explore the use of the mobile phone to access news in sub-Saharan Nigeria, the role of media magnates in presenting political views in Europe, and Wikipedia’s representation of conflict. This collection of fourteen chapters by leading authors examines journalism as practised today and what we might expect from it in the future.

Published
2013

50. Hunched over their laptops: phenomenological perspectives on citizen journalism

Author

Markham, Tim

Subjects
mcs
Abstract

Donald Matheson (2003) writes of war correspondents ‘scowling at their notebooks’, and this is not meant as caricature but the corporeal expression of an epistemological orientation to the world in which facts have to be wrestled into submission. This article takes a phenomenological approach to ask whether there is a distinct orientation of citizen journalism and blogging, exploring the corporeal, temporal and spatial aspects of non-professional practices of media production. Hunching over a laptop suggests an epistemology in which facts and opinions are urgent and potentially subversive, though it is also tied to the romanticised individualism with which citizen journalism in particular is associated.

Published
2011

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