ir14
resistance + appropriation
Denver
Table of Contents
Papers A
Twitter in the Context of the Arab Spring |
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| Muhammad Abdul-Mageed, Christopher Brown, Dua'a Abu-Elhij'a |
Grassroots Organizing in the Digital Age: Considering Values and Technology Decision-making in Tea Party and Occupy Wall Street |
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| Sheetal D Agarwal, Courtney N Johnson, W. Lance Bennett, Alan Borning |
Just in time: a new modality for community via networks |
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| Matthew Allen |
User resistance and repurposing: a look at the iOS jailbreaking scene in Brazil |
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| Adriana da Rosa Amaral, Rosana Vieira Souza |
From Laptops to Toasters: Designing and Repairing Modern Childhood Imaginaries |
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| Morgan G. Ames, Daniela K. Rosner |
Technologizing Touch: Tactile Magic, Education, and Domestication in Apple iPad Advertisements |
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| Jason Edward Archer |
Papers B
Governing Our Souls, Mutilating Our Bodies – The appropriation of social media as a means of corporeal annihilation, resisting the neoliberal logic of self-optimization |
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| Thomas Christian Bächle |
Close intimate playthings? Understanding player-avatar relationships as a function of attachment, agency, and intimacy |
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| Jaime Banks, Nicholas David Bowman |
Social Media, Data Analytics and Videogames Development: Halfbrick Case Study |
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| John Banks, Darryl Woodford |
"But Still It Moves": Screens, Print, and Reading |
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| Naomi S. Baron |
EVE Online Newbie Guides: Helpful information or gatekeeping mechanisms at work? |
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| Kelly Bergstrom |
Next Generation Users: Changing Access to the Internet |
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| Grant Blank, William H. Dutton |
Hearing "Lady Game Creators" Tweet: #1ReasonWhy, Women and Online Discourse in the Game Development Community |
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| Bridget Marie Blodgett, Anastasia Salter |
Writing for Old and New Media: A Natural Experiment |
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| Leticia Bode |
Hybrid-Identities: Degrees of Digital Selves |
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| Kelly Boudreau |
Designerly Ways of Knowing Internet Research: A Case for Critical Media Design |
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| Daren C. Brabham |
User or Not, Forever an Endorser: FTC Regulation of Online Endorsement and Content Control |
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| Matthew Thomas Bray |
Copyright and the New Materiality |
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| Dan Burk |
Papers C
Leaving Church: Resisting Mormon authority and community in online-offline dimensions |
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| Pauline Hope Cheong, Megan Fisk |
The Mystery of the Hidden Gamer: Women, Leisure, and Hidden Object Games |
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| Shira Chess |
Wave-Riding and Hashtag-Jumping: Twitter, Minority ‘Third Parties’ and the 2012 US Elections |
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| Christian Christensen |
Screaming more, Listening less? An investigation of participation and deliberation dynamics in the Italian Five Stars Movement |
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| David Coppini |
Financial Markets and Online Advertising Demand: Reevaluating the Dotcom Investment Bubble |
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| Matthew Crain |
Papers D
Audiences as Publics. Tweeting with the Television on. |
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| Evelien D'heer, Pieter Verdegem, Cédric Courtois |
“Watch out, organize, inform yourself!”: Tracing the Dynamics of Twitter Discourse on Anti-Nazi Street Protests |
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| Mark Dang-Anh, Michael Eble |
Urban Jamification: Gincanas as location-based mobile games in Brazil |
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| Adriana de Souza e Silva, Isabel Froes |
'More Awesome than Electronic Arts': resistance and appropriation in The Sims gaming communities |
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| Ruth Deller |
Boundaries, Privacy, and Social Media Use in Higher Education: What do Students Think, Want, and Do? |
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| Vanessa P. Dennen, Kerry J. Burner |
The Onlife Manifesto: rethinking the human condition in a hyperconnected era |
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| Nicole Dewandre |
Digital inequality and intergenerational solidarity: The role of social support in proxy internet use |
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| Vesna Dolničar, Maša Filipović Hrast, Vasja Vehovar, Andraž Petrovčič |
Property or Privacy? Reconfiguring Ethical Concerns Around Web Archival Research Methods |
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| Meghan Dougherty |
Big Bird, Binders, and Bayonets: Humor and live-tweeting during the 2012 U.S. Presidential Debates |
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| Kevin Driscoll, Mike Ananny, François Bar, Kristen Guth, Abe Kazemzadeh, Alex Leavitt, Kjerstin Thorson |
“Regular People with a Passion for Fashion”: Authenticity, Community, and Other Social Media Myths |
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| Brooke Erin Duffy |
Papers E
Hacking healthcare: Navigating disconnection in the pursuit of medical care |
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| Lindsay Ems, Amy Gonzales |
Transitioning in Thailand Online |
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| Jillana Beth Enteen |
Papers F
Site-Specificity, Pervasive Computing, and the Reading Interface |
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| Jason Farman |
What We Talk About When We Talk Data: Metrics, Mobilization, and Materiality in Performing Health Online |
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| Brittany Fiore-Silfvast, Gina Neff |
From Internet to the streets: An approach to activism in Aguascalientes, Mexico |
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| Dorismilda Flores Márquez |
Transgressive Networks: This Week in Blackness and Resistance through Online Programming |
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| Sarah Florini |
Resisting and Remaking the Smart City and the ‘Internet of Things’ |
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| Laura Forlano |
Amazon is my hangout! Self-disclosure and community building in Amazon’s reviews |
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| Federica Fornaciari |
Papers G
Design by Bot: Power and Resistance in the Development of Automated Software Agents |
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| R.Stuart Geiger |
Serenity Now bombs a World of Warcraft funeral: Negotiating the Morality, Reality and Taste of Online Gaming Practices |
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| Martin Ross Gibbs, Marcus Carter, Michael Arnold, Bjorn Nansen |
Second screen and Political Talk-Shows: Measuring and Understanding the Italian Participatory Couch Potato |
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| Fabio Giglietto |
The NRA and Social Media: Power, Multilevel Identity Construction, and Resisting Context Collapse |
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| Dawn R. Gilpin |
Internet Activism in Asia-Pacific: A Comparative, Cultural History |
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| Gerard Goggin, Mark McLelland, Kwangsuk Lee, Shaw Frances, Leslie Tkach-‐Kawasaki, Takanori Tamura, Haiqing Yu |
Investigating Teacher Voice Through Blogs: Policy, Practice, and Local Knowledge |
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| Kiersten Greene |
Making Machines Safe for Humans: The Case of Siri |
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| Andrea L. Guzman |
Papers H
Microcredentials on the Open Web |
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| Alexander Halavais |
Free Universal Construction Kit: On appropriation and parasites |
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| Lone Koefoed Hansen, Jan Løhmann Stephensen |
Methodological Challenges for Studying Cross-Platform Conversations |
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| Ylva Hård af Segerstad, Alexandra Weilenmann |
Information and consent |
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| Amy Adele Hasinoff |
News via Voldemort: The role of parody and satire in topical discussions on Twitter |
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| Tim Highfield |
Google Books as Infrastructure of In/Justice |
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| Anthony L Hoffmann |
Twitter Storytelling as a New Literacy Practice |
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| Jeff Holmes |
Assembling affordances: towards a theory of relational affordances |
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| Julian Hopkins |
Foursquare and the Parochialization of Public Space |
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| Lee Humphreys, Tony Liao |
Subversive Memes: Internet Memes as a Form of Visual Rhetoric |
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| Heidi E. Huntington |
Papers I
“What we write is used against us”: The participants' views on tightened control in online debate after the Oslo terrorist attacks |
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| Karoline Andrea Ihlebæk, Anders Sundnes Løvlie |
Papers J
Discourses of internet freedom |
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| Caroline Jack |
Professionally Yours: Anonymity, Trust, and Self-Portrayal on the Deep Web |
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| Leah Berkman Jakaitis, Muhammad Abdul-Mageed |
Playing ‘for Real’: A Lab-Based Study of MMOGs |
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| Jen Jenson, Kelly Bergstrom, Suzanne de Castell |
Papers K
E-Government and Its Limitations: Assessing the True Demand Curve for Citizen Public Participation |
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| David Karpf |
The Circuit of Culture: A Useful Theoretical Model for Studying Social Media |
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| Emily Sue Keats |
Book Pirates: Tethered Technologies and their Domestication |
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| Mathias Klang, Jan Nolin |
Global Face with a National Body? Facebook Appropriation and Use in a National Context |
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| Lisbeth Klastrup |
The Forum, the Sardine Can and the Fake: contesting, adapting and practicing the Massive Open Online Course. |
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| Jeremy Keith Knox |
Branding the Local: Anti-corporate Resistance in Online Consumer Reviews |
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| Kathleen M Kuehn |
Revisiting the Emergent Norm Theory to Understand Protest Communication in Social Media: the Improvisation-Verification-Solidification (IVS) Framework |
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| Hazel Kwon |
Papers L
The Source of Open-Source Culture: Participation in the Production of an Open Media Artifact, Minecraft |
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| Alex Leavitt |
Voice in a virtual world: From resistance to appropriation |
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| Lynnette G. Leonard, John C. Sherblom, Lesley A. Withers |
Using Mobile Augmented Reality to Tactically Re-Encounter, Re-Create, and Re-Appropriate Public Spaces |
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| Tony Chung Li Liao, Lee Humphreys |
Papers M
“Is There Anything Else You Would Like to Share?”: Methods to Support Teen Agency |