Information, Communication & Society, Volume 20, Issue 4 (2017)

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Challenging the techno-politics of anonymity: the case of cryptomarket users
Angus Bancroft & Peter Scott Reid
Pages: 497-512
Published online: 20 May 2016
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Go viral on the Facebook! Interactions between candidates and followers on Facebook during the Hungarian general election campaign of 2014
Marton Bene
Pages: 513-529
Published online: 13 Jun 2016
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There is an app for that? The impact of community knowledge workers in Uganda
Bjorn Van Campenhout
Pages: 530-550
Published online: 24 Jun 2016
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Stuck with ‘electronic brochures’? How boundary management strategies shape politicians’ social media use
Christian Pieter Hoffmann & Anne Suphan
Pages: 551-569
Published online: 22 Jun 2016
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From consumer to producer: motivations, internet use, and political consumerism
Melissa R. Gotlieb & Sadia E. Cheema
Pages: 570-586
Published online: 19 Jul 2016
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Closing the gap: gender parity in political engagement on social media
Leticia Bode
Pages: 587-603
Published online: 28 Jun 2016
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The battle over SNS privacy for US employees and job applicants: an analysis of 2012–2013 state legislation
David J. Park
Pages: 604-620
Published online: 27 Jun 2016
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The reliance on recognition and majority vote heuristics over privacy concerns when selecting smartphone apps among German and US consumers
Sven Joeckel, Leyla Dogruel & Nicholas David Bowman
Pages: 621-636
Published online: 28 Jun 2016
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Access is not enough: the impact of emotional costs and self-efficacy on the changes in African-American students’ ICT use patterns
Kuo-Ting Huang, Shelia R. Cotten & R.V. Rikard
Pages: 637-650
Published online: 01 Jul 2016
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