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(2016-09-07)
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(Journal of Games Criticism, 2016-02-03)It's as tough a time as ever for game critics, who seem to be stuck between a rock and a hard place—an industry that acts as gatekeepers to most of the information they cover and an increasingly combative readership. Because ...
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(IEEE, 2022-09)Because virtual reality (VR) shares common features with video games, consumer content is usually classified according to traditional game genres and standards. However, VR offers different experiences based on the medium’s ...
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(Computational Culture, 2014-11-09)In describing the people, books, and technologies behind one of the largest "shadow" libraries in the world, we find a tension between the dynamics of sharing and preservation. The paper proceeds to contextualize contemporary ...
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(2012-10-18)Celebrities have always capitalized upon various media to give voice and substance to their own mute causes. From Live Aid to PBS fundraisers, they have used their public personae to support the downtrodden, sick and ...
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(Columbia Journalism Review, 2022-10-06)In the darkest days of the covid-19 pandemic, as many people figured out how to work and live in isolation, they turned to various virtual worlds and spaces for comfort. From games like Animal Crossing to Zoom, the popularity ...
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(ROMchip, 2021-07)
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(Columbia Journalism School, 2015)More than ever before we’re consuming news in strange contexts; mixed into a stream of holiday photos on Facebook, alongside comedians’ quips on twitter; between Candy Crush and transit directions on our smartphones. In ...
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(First Monday, 2017-01)The crisis in the journalism industry, intensified with the popularization of the World Wide Web, warrants radical rethinking of the professional identity of journalists and their role in society. This paper first suggests ...
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(Columbia University, 2018)
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(2020)Even at the apex of its hype cycle in the 2010s, game studies scholars and designers derided gamification. This article first explores why gamification inspired such vitriol. It finds the incursion of non-game corporations ...
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(Routledge: Taylor and Francis Group, 2024-04-05)Despite Twitch’s dominant position in Western livestreaming markets, institutional journalists rarely produce content on the platform. This paper investigates how journalistic practices, cultures, business models, and ...
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(SAGE Journals, 2019-11-21)The skirmish between game engines Unity and Unreal presents a new front in the platformization of cultural production. This article argues that such programs are “platform tools.” They enable amateurs and professionals to ...
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(Frontier Media, 2022-08-11)Quality of life is bound to psychological well-being, which in turn is affected by the frequency and magnitude of negative mood states. To regulate mood states, humans often consume media such as music and movies, with ...
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(Association for Computing Machinery, 2020-11)Even though virtual reality (VR) shares features with video games, it offers a wider range of experiences. There is currently no cohesive classification for commercial VR offerings. As a first step to account for this ...
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