Infoglut: How Too Much Information Is Changing the Way We Think and Know

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1. How online advertising targets consumers: The uses of categories and algorithmic tools by audience planners
   Beauvisage, Thomas, Beuscart, Jean-Samuel, Coavoux, Samuel, Mellet, Kevin · 2024 · New Media & Society
2. Neuromarketing and the “poor in world” consumer: how the animalization of thinking underpins contemporary market research discourses
   Selena Nemorin · 2016 · Consumption Markets & Culture
3. The data analytics industry and the promises of real-time knowing: perpetuating and deploying a rationality of speed
   David Beer · 2016 · Journal of Cultural Economy
4. The dynamics and potentials of big data for audience research
   Adrian Mabbott Athique · 2017 · Media Culture & Society
5. Big Data: A New Empiricism and its Epistemic and Socio-Political Consequences
   Gernot Rieder, Judith Simon · 2017 · Springer eBooks
6. Feminist filter bubbles: ambivalence, vigilance and labour
   Akane Kanai, Caitlin McGrane · 2020 · Information Communication & Society
7. Custom thumbnails: The changing face of personalisation strategies on Netflix
   Oliver Eklund · 2022 · Convergence The International Journal of Research into New Media Technologies
8. The emergence of iWar: Changing practices and perceptions of military engagement in a digital era
   Holger Pötzsch · 2013 · New Media & Society
9. A God-Tier LARP? QAnon as Conspiracy Fictioning
   Daniël de Zeeuw, Alex Gekker · 2023 · Social Media + Society
10. Public Sphere Participation Online: the Ambiguities of Affect
    Peter Dahlgren · 2019 · Les Enjeux de l information et de la communication
11. Networking, or What the Social Means in Social Media
    Taina Bucher · 2015 · Social Media + Society
12. Independent women: from film to television
    Claire Perkins, Michele Schreiber · 2019 · Feminist Media Studies
13. Wearable tech, bodies, and gender
    Elizabeth Wissinger · 2017 · Sociology Compass
14. The Self-consuming Commodity: Audiences, Users, and the Riddle of Digital Labor
    Michael Kaplan · 2019 · Television & New Media
15. ‘I like to run to feel’: embodiment and wearable mobile tracking devices in distance running
    John Toner, Jacquelyn Allen‐Collinson, Patricia C. Jackman, Luke Jones, Joe Addrison · 2023 · Qualitative Research in Sport Exercise and Health
16. Inequality and Digitally Mediated Communication: Divides, Contradictions and Consequences
    Robin Elizabeth Mansell · 2017 · Javnost - The Public
17. Mobile Media Sport: The Case for Building a Mobile Media and Communications Research Agenda
    Brett Hutchins · 2018 · Communication & Sport
18. Toward a political economy of synthetic data: A data-intensive capitalism that is not a surveillance capitalism?
    James Steinhoff · 2022 · New Media & Society
19. AI’s Humanoid Appearance Can Affect Human Perceptions of Its Emotional Capability: Evidence from Self-Reported Data in the U.S
    Quan‐Hoang Vuong, Viet‐Phuong La, Minh‐Hoang Nguyen, Ruining Jin, Minh-Khanh La, Tam-Tri Le · 2023 · International Journal of Human-Computer Interaction
20. Class struggles in the digital frontier: audience labour theory and social media users
    Eran Fisher · 2015 · Information Communication & Society
21. Proliferation and Obsolescence of the Historical Record in the Digital Era
    John Durham Peters · 2015 · Palgrave Macmillan eBooks
22. Circulation of conspiracy theories in the attention factory
    Katja Valaskivi · 2022 · Popular Communication
23. Personal Data Practices in the Age of Lively Data
    Deborah A. Lupton · 2015 · SSRN Electronic Journal
24. Sharing, knowledge management and big data: A partial genealogy of the data scientist
    Robert W. Gehl · 2015 · European Journal of Cultural Studies
25. Planning Solidarity? From Silence to Refusal
    Libby Porter, Ananya Roy, Crystal Legacy · 2021 · Planning Theory & Practice
26. Telling the story of the stories: online content curation and digital engagement
    Aristea Fotopoulou, Nick Couldry · 2014 · Information Communication & Society
27. Affect, data, manipulation and price in social media
    Susanna Paasonen · 2018 · Distinktion Journal of Social Theory
28. Vertical Mediation: Geospatial Imagery and the US Wars in Afghanistan and Iraq
    Lisa Parks · 2015 · Springer eBooks
29. The Human Digitalisation Journey: Technology First at the Expense of Humans?
    H. Hassani, Xu Huang, Emmanuel Sirimal Silva · 2021 · Inf.
30. Archives and identity in the context of social media and algorithmic analytics: Towards an understanding of iArchive and predictive retention
    Holger Pötzsch · 2017 · New Media & Society
31. Media, passion and humanitarian reality television
    Kaarina Nikunen · 2015 · European Journal of Cultural Studies
32. The digital potlatch: The uses of uselessness in the digital economy
    Michael Kaplan · 2019 · New Media & Society
33. Regimes of time: Media practices of the dispossessed
    Anne Kaun · 2015 · Time & Society
34. Algorithmic governance and the need for consumer empowerment in data-driven markets
    Larsson, Stefan · 2018 · Internet Policy Review
35. Caring Dataveillance
    Lupton Deborah · 2020 · Routledge eBooks
36. The Growing Role of Social Media in International Health Security: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
    Stanislaw P. Stawicki, Michael S. Firstenberg, Thomas John Papadimos · 2020 · Advanced sciences and technologies for security applications
37. Invisible Data: A Framework for Understanding Visibility Processes in Social Media Data
    Christina Neumayer, Luca Rossi, David Struthers · 2021 · Social Media + Society
38. “All the world’s a shopping cart”: Theorizing the political economy of ubiquitous media and markets
    Lee McGuigan, Vincent Manzerolle · 2014 · New Media & Society
39. ‘Globalist war against humanity shifts into high gear’: Online anti-vaccination websites and ‘anti-public’ discourse
    Mark Davis · 2018 · Public Understanding of Science
40. The Mediation and Remediation of Disaster: Hurricanes Katrina and Felix in/and the New Media Environment
    Julie Cupples, Kevin Glynn · 2013 · Antipode
41. More than words: Rethinking sustainability communications through neuroscientific methods
    Marko D. Ćirović, Nikolaos Dimitriadis, Milan Janić, Panayiota Alevizou, Neda Jovanović Dimitriadis · 2022 · Journal of Consumer Behaviour
42. Algorithmic memorial videos: Contextualising automated curation
    Alex Lambert, Bjørn Nansen, Matthew Arnold · 2016 · Memory Studies
43. The media and democracy in the digital era: is this what we had in mind?
    Graeme Turner · 2018 · Media International Australia
44. AI-driven corporate governance: a regulatory perspective
    José-Miguel Bello y Villarino, Simon Bronitt · 2024 · Griffith Law Review
45. How AI’s Self-Prolongation Influences People’s Perceptions of Its Autonomous Mind: The Case of U.S. Residents
    Quan‐Hoang Vuong, Viet‐Phuong La, Minh‐Hoang Nguyen, Ruining Jin, Minh-Khanh La, Tam-Tri Le · 2023 · Behavioral Sciences
46. AI Ethics: how can information ethics provide a framework to avoid usual conceptual pitfalls? An Overview
    Frédérick Bruneault, Andréane Sabourin Laflamme · 2020 · AI & Society
47. Expanding Digital Divides Research: A Critical Political Economy of Social Media
    Lincoln Dahlberg · 2015 · The Communication Review
48. On the Contesting Conceptualisation of the Human Body: Between ‘Homo-Microbis’ and ‘Homo-Algorithmicus’
    Dan M. Kotliar, Rafi Grosglik · 2023 · Body & Society
49. Speculative machines and us: more-than-human intuition and the algorithmic condition
    Carolyn Pedwell · 2022 · Cultural Studies
50. Coming to terms with social media monitoring: Uptake and early assessment
    Daniel Trottier · 2015 · Crime Media Culture An International Journal
51. Algorithmic surveillance: the collection conundrum
    Maria Helen Murphy · 2017 · International Review of Law Computers & Technology
52. What do we mean when we talk about populism? Local politics, global movements and ‘the people’ in political coverage of the 2016 Australian federal and United States presidential elections
    Stephanie Brookes · 2018 · Media Culture & Society
53. How did Russian and Iranian trolls’ disinformation toward Canadian issues diverge and converge?
    Ahmed Al‐Rawi · 2021 · Digital War
54. Ambient and soft play: Play, labour and the digital in everyday life
    Larissa Hjorth · 2017 · European Journal of Cultural Studies
55. Software as a Service, Semantic Web, and Big Data
    Kijpokin Kasemsap · 2016 · Advances in systems analysis, software engineering, and high performance computing book series
56. The digital academic
    Lupton Deborah, Inger Mewburn, Thomson Pat · 2017 · Routledge eBooks
57. Subjects of value and digital personas: reshaping the bourgeois subject, unhinging property from personhood
    Beverley Skeggs, Simon Yuill · 2018 · Subjectivity
58. ‘Hey Alexa, what did I forget?’: Networked devices, Internet search and the delegation of human memory
    Paul Atkinson, Richie Barker · 2020 · Convergence The International Journal of Research into New Media Technologies
59. Data promiscuity: how the public–private distinction shaped digital data infrastructures and notions of privacy
    Klaus Hoeyer · 2020 · Humanities and Social Sciences Communications
60. Audience-metric continuity? Approaching the meaning of measurement in the digital everyday
    Göran Bolin, Julia Velkova · 2020 · Media Culture & Society
61. Streaming diversity: Studying screen diversity in the streaming era
    Maura Edmond, Olivia Khoo, Claire Perkins, Verity Anne Trott · 2024 · Convergence The International Journal of Research into New Media Technologies
62. Mastering Big Data in the Digital Age
    Kijpokin Kasemsap · 2016 · Advances in data mining and database management book series
63. Celebrities, credibility, and complementary frames: raising the agenda of sustainable and other ‘inconvenient’ food issues in social media campaigning
    Judith Friedlander, Chris Riedy · 2018 · Communication Research and Practice
64. Observing “tuned” advertising on digital platforms
    Nicholas Carah, Lauren Hayden, Maria-Gemma Brown, Daniel J. Angus, Aimee Brownbill, Kiah Hawker, Xue Ying Tan, Amy Shields Dobson, Brady Robards · 2024 · Internet Policy Review
65. From Infrastructural Breakdown to Data Vandalism
    Rolien Hoyng · 2015 · Television & New Media
66. Linkages between information overload and acculturative stress: The case of Black diasporic immigrants in the US
    Ana Ndumu · 2019 · Journal of Librarianship and Information Science
67. Negotiating (dis)Trust to Advance Democracy through Media and Information Literacy
    Sadia Khan · 2019 · Postdigital Science and Education
68. Open Data, Crowdsourcing and Game Mechanics. A case study on civic participation in the digital age
    Reinhard Anton Handler, Raul Ferrer Conill · 2016 · Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW)
69. Anti-equivalence: Pragmatics of post-liberal dispute
    William Davies · 2020 · European Journal of Social Theory
70. Probabilistic Storytelling and Temporal Exigencies in Predictive Data Journalism
    Christian Pentzold, Denise J. Fechner · 2021 · Digital Journalism
71. Politics and Corporate Content: Situating Corporate Strategic Communication between Marketing and Activism
    Stephanie Hill · 2020 · International Journal of Strategic Communication
72. Introduction
    Jennifer Holt, Gregory Steirer, Karen Petruska · 2016 · Convergence The International Journal of Research into New Media Technologies
73. On Social Networking and Psychosis
    Joshua Gunn · 2018 · Communication Theory
74. First! Cultural circulation in the age of recursivity
    Devon Powers · 2015 · New Media & Society
75. Tilting at windmills: a cynical assemblage of the crises of knowledge
    Lawrence Grossberg · 2017 · Cultural Studies
76. Towards nuanced universality: Developing a concept bible for public service online news production
    Jenni Hokka · 2018 · European Journal of Communication
77. Netflix and the design of the audience
    Jason Juan Matthew · 2020 · MedieKultur Journal of media and communication research
78. Publicness and commoning: Pandemic intersections and collective visions at times of crisis
    Myria Georgiou, Gavan Titley · 2022 · International Journal of Cultural Studies
79. The cultural industries: An introduction
    2015 · Routledge eBooks
80. Intimate media and technological nature of sociality
    Breda Luthar, Maruša Pušnik · 2020 · New Media & Society
81. Climate communication: How researchers navigate between scientific truth and media publics
    Donya Alinejad, José van Dijck · 2022 · Communication and the Public
82. Social Media Bullshit: What We Don’t Know About facebook.com/peace and Why We Should Care
    Nicholas John · 2019 · Social Media + Society
83. Screening for Erdoğanism: Television, post-truth and political fear
    Burce Celik · 2020 · European Journal of Communication
84. Critical perspectives on brand culture in the era of participatory and algorithmic media
    Nicholas Carah, Sven Brodmerkel · 2020 · Sociology Compass
85. Media Platforms and Algorithms: content and social implications
    M. M. Nazarov · 2020 · Communicology
86. Big Data Ambivalence: Visions and Risks in Practice
    Daniel Trottier · 2014 · Studies in qualitative methodology
87. #Stand with women in Afghanistan: Civic participation, symbolism, and morality in political activism on Twitter
    Gwen Bouvier, David Machín · 2023 · Discourse & Communication
88. The emergent limbic media system
    Julie E. Cohen · 2020 · Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks
89. Anger fast and slow: mediations of justice and violence in the age of populism
    William Davies · 2020 · Global Discourse
90. Algorithmic Curation and Users’ Civic Attitudes: A Study on Facebook News Feed Results
    Venetia Papa, Thomas Photiadis · 2021 · Information
91. Incomprehensible!
    Wendy E Wagner · 2019 · Cambridge University Press eBooks
92. Journalism, Truth and the Restoration of Trust in Democracy: Tracing the EU ‘Fake News’ Strategy
    Asimina Michailidou, Elisabeth Eike, Hans‐Jörg Trenz · 2022 · Palgrave Studies in European Political Sociology
93. La esfera pública en la encrucijada: fragmentación, crisis del periodismo y desinformación
    María Iranzo-Cabrera, Dafne Calvo, Lidia Valera Ordaz · 2022 · Estudios sobre el Mensaje Periodístico
94. QR codes during the pandemic: Seamful quotidian placemaking
    Hugh T Davies, Larissa Hjorth, Mark Andrejevic, Ingrid Richardson, Ruth DeSouza · 2023 · Convergence The International Journal of Research into New Media Technologies
95. Digital pedagogies post-COVID-19: The future of teaching with/in new technologies
    Jernej Markelj, Scott Sundvall · 2023 · Convergence The International Journal of Research into New Media Technologies
96. Influence and expertise: distancing and distinction in online youth feminist knowledge cultures
    Akane Kanai, Natasha Zeng · 2023 · Journal of Youth Studies
97. Brainwashing paranoia and lay media theories in China: the phenomenological dimension of media use (and the self) in digital environments
    Angela Xiao Wu · 2017 · Media Culture & Society
98. Whither Symbolic Efficiency? Social Media, New Structuralism, and Algorithmic Desire
    Matthew Flisfeder · 2022 · Rethinking Marxism
99. Intuition as a “trained thing”: sensing, thinking, and speculating in computational cultures
    Carolyn Pedwell · 2023 · Subjectivity
100. Compromised Trust: DHS Fusion Centers’ Policing of the Occupy Wall Street Movement
     Krista L. Craven, Torin Monahan, Priscilla M. Regan · 2015 · Sociological Research Online