Do mindsets really matter? A second look at how perceptions of social media experiences relate to well-being.

A cross-national examination of the effects of accuracy nudges and content veracity labels on belief in and sharing of misleading news.

Afghan data breach super injunction ‘deeply disturbing’ for press freedom, says Lewis Goodall.

The fetishized identity economy: persona capital, staged class, platform capitalism on short-video platforms.

Narrating future war: Reimagining enmity during the collapse of bipolarity.

The counterspeech doctrine in communicative capitalism: an intersectional feminist critique.

The dual impact of virtual reality: examining the addictive potential and therapeutic applications of immersive media in the metaverse.

Twitter dreams of AI: understanding AI futurity through sentence embeddings.

Suspicious stories: taking narrative seriously in disinformation research.

Media use in groups of friends: Relationships with connectedness.

Aesthetics of misogyny and the repulsive gaze: Worldview, affect, and ideology in incel imagery.

Serving the public interest? A computational analysis of the topics of UK national newspaper coverage using freedom of information (FOI) requests between 2005 and 2023.

“We all need each other”: Rural journalists, collaboration, and the journalistic field.

Mediating the heatwave: Inside Karachi’s thermal ecology.

Digital agency and daily life challenges: Older Chinese migrants’ differentiated use of digital tools.

How to sell yourself in wartime: on the front lines of the Ukrainian media’s fight for funding.

Social media can support or undermine democracy — it comes down to how it’s designed.

Substacker Judd Legum on doing journalism that ‘went out of fashion’.

Where do UK ‘decision makers’ get their news? Publishers, social media and AI.

Government warned cuts to journalism training ‘weaken civic fabric’.