Media International Australia

Papers
(The TQCC of Media International Australia is 3. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-10-01 to 2024-10-01.)
ArticleCitations
Enacting intimacy and sociality at a distance in the COVID-19 crisis: the sociomaterialities of home-based communication technologies87
A necessary evil? The rise of online exam proctoring in Australian universities56
Crisis and extended realities: remote presence in the time of COVID-1937
Comparative analysis of China’s Health Code, Australia’s COVIDSafe and New Zealand’s COVID Tracer Surveillance Apps: a new corona of public health governmentality?33
Analysis of the use of memes as an exponent of collective coping during COVID-19 in Puerto Rico30
The emergence of algorithmic solidarity: unveiling mutual aid practices and resistance among Chinese delivery workers29
Teachers of TikTok: Glimpses and gestures in the performance of professional identity27
#IStandWithDan versus #DictatorDan: the polarised dynamics of Twitter discussions about Victoria’s COVID-19 restrictions25
Out-of-the-box versus in-house tools: how are they affecting data journalism in Australia?21
Resistance and refusal to algorithmic harms: Varieties of ‘knowledge projects’20
The cultural customization of TikTok: subaltern migrant workers and their digital cultures16
Performing islamophobia in the Australian parliament: The role of populism and performance in Pauline Hanson’s “burqa stunt”13
Strategies for climate change communication through social media: Objectives, approach, and interaction13
Fighting for survival: persons with disabilities’ activism for the mediatisation of COVID-19 information13
Vernacular Visibility and Algorithmic Resistance in the Public Expression of Latin American Feminism12
‘This is ridiculous – I need to start a paper…’: An exploration of aims and intentions of regional print proprietors of post-COVID start-up newspapers12
Exploring user agency and small acts of algorithm engagement in everyday media use11
More than business: The de-politicisation and re-politicisation of TikTok in the media discourses of China, America and India (2017–2020)11
The role of government’s ‘Owned Media’ in fostering cultural inclusion: a case study of the NSW Department of Education’s online and social media during COVID-1911
Examining visions of surveillance in Oculus’ data and privacy policies, 2014–202011
Entertainment publics in the Philippines10
WeChat as the coordinator of polymedia: Chinese women maintaining intercultural romantic relationships9
From Bondi to Fairfield: NSW COVID-19 press conferences, health messaging, and social inequality9
Introduction to algorithmic antagonisms: Resistance, reconfiguration, and renaissance for computational life9
Digital labour in the Philippines: emerging forms of brokerage9
Regulating and governing China's internet and digital media in the Xi Jinping era9
Australian regional journalists’ role perceptions at a time of upheaval9
(Dis)assembling mental health through apps: The sociomaterialities of young adults’ experiences9
Visibility and invisibility in the aged care sector: visual representation in Australian news from 2018–20219
VoD platforms and prominence: a European regulatory approach8
Amateur porn in Filipino Twitter alter community: affordances, commodification, ghettoization, and gay masculinity8
‘Our old pastor thinks the mobile phone is a source of evil.’ Capturing contested and conflicting insights on digital wellbeing and digital detoxing in an age of rapid mobile connectivity7
‘Without technology we’d be very stuck’: Ageing migrants’ differential (im)mobile practices during a lockdown7
Digital hostility: contemporary crisis, disrupted belonging and self-care practices7
The oppositional affordances of data activism7
Converged journalism: practices and influences in Pakistan7
Older people’s news dependency and social connectedness7
The first stage of Australia’s digital transition and its implications for Australian television drama6
New pathways to crisis resilience: solutions for improved digital connectivity and capability in rural Australia6
Digital populism, digital newswork and the concept of journalistic competence: the Philippine condition6
Trolling of female journalists on Twitter in Pakistan: an analysis6
The Belt and Road Initiative in Australian mainstream media: why did its narratives shift from 2013 to 2021?6
Institutions, platforms and the production of debut success in contemporary book culture6
Love your idol in a ‘cleaned’ way: Fans, fundraising platform, and fandom governance in China6
“I prefer to build trust”: Parenting approaches to nurturing their children's digital skills5
Glocal intimacies and the contradictions of mobile media access in the Philippines5
Making Queer content visible: approaches and assumptions of Australian film and television stakeholders working with LGBTQ+ content5
Media representations of China amid COVID-19: a corpus-assisted critical discourse analysis5
Exploring children’s TikTok cultures in India: Negotiating access, uses, and experiences under restrictive parental mediation5
Disrupting the colonial algorithm: Indigenous Australia and social media5
Contributive action: socially mediated activities of Russians during the COVID-19 lockdown5
Extraordinary issue: Coronavirus, crisis and communication5
Adapting, modifying and applying cinematography and editing concepts and techniques to cinematic virtual reality film production5
War or peace tweets? The case of Pakistan5
Academic explanatory journalism and emerging COVID-19 science: how social media accounts amplify The Conversation’s preprint coverage4
5G and the digital imagination: Pacific Islands perspectives from Fiji and Papua New Guinea4
Is the Great Barrier Reef dead? Satire, death and environmental communication4
Remedying the fractured domain through slow journalism: A case of journalistic podcasting in India4
Media representation and the Paralympics: a step too far or not far enough?4
Adapting to the postmodern medical paradigm: how The Daily Telegraph used emotion and anecdote to legitimise vaccination3
Maintaining ideological security and legitimacy in digital China: Governance of cyber historical nihilism3
Introduction: the dynamics of digital communication in the Philippines: legacies and potentials3
Introduction to the Media International Australia special issue on “TikTok cultures in the Asia Pacific”3
How do South Korean podcasts reflect changes in journalistic norms and practices? Comparing podcasts of professional journalists with podcasts of non-journalists3
Development journalism and revitalisation of familism in Malaysia3
K-pop TikTok: TikTok's expansion into South Korea, TikTok Stage, and platformed glocalization3
Becoming intimate with algorithms: Towards a critical antagonism via algorithmic art3
Blocked by YouTube? Unseen digital intermediaries for social imaginaries in the Asia Pacific3
Chinese digital platforms in Australia: From market and politics to governance3
Picturing destruction at home and abroad: a comparative visual analysis of icons and news values during disaster3
The corporeality of sound: drag performance, lip-synching and the popular critique of gendered theatrics in Australian film and television3
Freedom of speech is not freedom from ethics: the 2019 Israel Folau media controversy as a case study3
Situated Talk: A method for a reflexive encounter with #donorconceived on TikTok3
Podcasting and constructive journalism in health stories about antimicrobial resistance (AMR)3
Studying WeChat Official Accounts with novel ‘backend-in’ and ‘traceback’ methods: Walking through platforms back-to-front and past-to-present3
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