New Media and Game Studies Journals

Chinese Journal of Communication

• Exploring the formation of the “leave-it-to-experts” storyline during the initial outbreak of the 2013 smog hazard in Beijing – 8 Feb 2018
• We are not machines: the identity construction of Chinese female migrant workers in online chat groups – 8 Feb 2018
• The transformation of investigative journalism in China: From journalists to activists – 5 Feb 2018
• The internet, social media, and a changing China – 18 Jan 2018
• More coverage is less confidence? Media portrayal of “one country, two systems” in Hong Kong – 21 Dec 2017
• Acknowledgement of contribution by reviewers – 21 Dec 2017
• The struggle for hegemony: the emergence of a counter-public sphere in post-1997 Hong Kong – 21 Dec 2017
• Hong Kong media and politics revisited in 2017: introduction – 21 Dec 2017
• Nuclear risk perception, political efficacy, and Internet use for civic engagement in China – 20 Dec 2017
• Comparing Chinese state-sponsored media’s agenda-building influence on Taiwan and Singapore media during the 2014 Hong Kong Protest – 4 Dec 2017
• Media populism in post-handover Hong Kong: an investigation of media framing of public finance – 6 Nov 2017
• Evaluating the effectiveness of four Hong Kong antismoking cartoon posters with humor and threat elements – 23 Oct 2017
• Post-handover identity: contested cultural bonding between China and Hong Kong – 23 Oct 2017
• Youth cultures in China – 20 Oct 2017
• (Potential) patients like me: testing the effects of user-generated health content on social media – 20 Oct 2017

Convergence: The International Journal of Research into New Media Technologies

Media History

• Media, Art and History: Some Methodological Reflections – 18 Feb 2018
• Mr Collier's Letter Racks. A Tale Of Art and Illusion at the Threshold of the Modern Information Age – 9 Feb 2018
• The Art & Illusion of Media History – 28 Dec 2017
• Mr Collier’s Letter Racks. A Tale of Art And Illusion At The Threshold of the Modern Information Age – 28 Dec 2017
• ‘Bicycle-Face’ and ‘Lawn Tennis’ Girls – 6 Oct 2017
• A Companion to the Australian Media – 30 Sep 2017
• ‘Exploiting the Daydreams of Teenagers’ – 28 Aug 2017
• Out-Ing AIDS – 23 Aug 2017
• Gallipoli, Media and Commemorations During 2015: Select perspectives – 21 Jul 2017
• The Contradictions of Public Service and Commercialisation in Mid-Century South African Broadcasting – 13 Apr 2017
• Configuring the Dance Review in the North-American Daily, 1890–1920 – 13 Apr 2017
• Victims and Intruders – 10 Apr 2017
• The Great British Broadcasting Competition – 7 Apr 2017
• The Formation of Swedish Media Studies, 1960–1980 – 10 Feb 2017
• Jakob Leupold’s Imaginary Automatic Anamorphic Devices of 1713 – 17 Dec 2016

Games and Culture

Television & New Media

Journal of Gaming & Virtual Worlds

• Marxism and the computer game –
• The work of play: Marx and the video games industry in the United Kingdom –
• Beyond games as political education – neo-liberalism in the contemporary computer game form –
• The master’s digital tools: Cognitive capitalism and non-normative gaming practices –
• Awakening in ruins: The virtual spectacle of the end of the city in video games –
• Reviews –

Game Studies: The International Journal of Computer Game Research

International Journal of Gaming and Computer-Mediated Simulations

• Going Beyond Ambidexterity in the Media Industry: eSports as Pioneer of Ultradexterity – 31 Mar 2017
• Career Transitions of eSports Athletes: A Proposal for a Research Framework – 31 Mar 2017
• An Exploration of Mental Skills Among Competitive League of Legend Players – 31 Mar 2017
• e-Sport as Leverage for Growth Strategy: The Example of League of Legends – 31 Mar 2017
• Learning Geography Through Serious Games: The Effects of 2-Dimensional and 3-Dimensional Games on Learning Effectiveness, Motivation to Learn and User Experience – 31 Dec 2016
• Educational Games to Support Caring and Compassion Among Youth: A Design Narrative – 31 Dec 2016
• Gerontoludic Design: Extending the MDA Framework to Facilitate Meaningful Play for Older Adults – 31 Dec 2016
• An Investigation of the Adoption of Online Game Technologies in Indonesia – 31 Dec 2016
• Game Play Differences by Expertise Level in Dota 2, A Complex Multiplayer Video Game – 30 Sep 2016
• (Un)Doing Gender?: Female Tournaments in the E-Sports Scene – 30 Sep 2016
• Can Some Computer Games Be a Sport?: Issues with Legitimization of eSport as a Sporting Activity – 30 Sep 2016
• Do E-Athletes Move?: A Study on Training and Physical Exercise in Elite E-Sports – 30 Sep 2016
• A Phenomenological Study of Games, Simulations, and Virtual Environments Courses: What Are We Teaching and How? – 30 Jun 2016
• Identifying Flow in Video Games: Towards a New Observation-Based Method – 30 Jun 2016
• Exploring the Effectiveness of Online Role Play Simulations in Tackling Groupthink in Crisis Management Training – 30 Jun 2016

New Media & Society

Simulation & Gaming

Technoetic Arts

• Introduction –
• Wireless waves –
• Eidolon: The technological body –
• Co-evolution, neo-cybernetic emergence and phenomenologies of ambiguity: Towards a framework for understanding interactive arts experiences –
• Consciousness reframed: Art and consciousness in the post-biological era –
• Decolonizing knowledge: Politics and the aesthetic of ‘We’ human-and-technology –
• A personal encounter with the Universe –
• Gamifying reality: How should history intersect with fantasy –
• Art as expanded thought of its infinitive potential –
• Pulse Project: A sonic investigation across bodies, cultures and technologies –
• Non-anthropocentric creative mechanisms in multispecies symbiotic assemblages –
• Refounding legitimacy towards Aethogenesis –
• Discussing five issues of post-material art –
• From experiments in visualizing fractal theory to rethinking social networks as moistmedia –
• Senses to cultivate the collective consciousness: Physical theatre, an experimental approach to product design education –

Radio Journal: International Studies in Broadcast & Audio Media

• Editors’ introduction –
• The Resonance 107.3 FM radio art collection: Towards an archive methodology of radio as resonance –
• Talk vs chat-based radio: A case for distinction –
• Managing college radio: Understanding American college stations through their management practices –
• Music listening in the twenty-first century: Italian consumer attitudes to Internet radio –
• Redefining radio: Implications for journalism education in an era of digital audio storytelling –
• The radio conference: Transnational radio encounters –
• Book Reviews –

Visual Cognition

• 2012 editorial board index –
• The speed of visual recognition memory –
• Searching through the hierarchy: How level of target categorization affects visual search –
• Electrophysiological evidence for colour effects on the naming of colour diagnostic and noncolour diagnostic objects –
• Visual search for expressions and anti-expressions –
• Understanding the multiframe caricature advantage for recognizing facial composites –
• Face gender recognition in developmental prosopagnosia: Evidence for holistic processing and use of configural information –
• Use of colour for language processing during reading –

Visual Resources

• Visual Resources in 2016: Continuity and Change –
• Art Documentation in the Information Age: Changing Models of Access and Use –
• Why Spatial? Time and the Periphery –
• British Primitives: W.R. Lethaby at the Borders of Antiquarianism and Art History in the Early Twentieth Century –
• A Medieval Way to Modernity: Wilhelm R. Valentiner, Late Medieval Sculpture and German Expressionism –
• Modern Gothic and the House of God: Revivalism and Monasticism in Two Twentieth-Century Anglican Chapels –
• Signature of Our Race: Herbert Read and the Line that Links Medieval Illumination and 1930s British Modernism –
• Riding Across Time and Space: A Case Study of the Political Uses of Medieval Images in Portugal During the Estado Nov –
• Rauschenberg's Modern Infernos for Life Magazine –
• Modern Icons: Aura and Memory in Super 8 Still Frames –
• Architecture and the Historical Imagination: Eugène-Emmanuel Viollet-le-Duc, 1814–1879, by Martin Bressani –
• The Poster: Art, Advertising, Design, and Collecting, 1860s–1900s, by Ruth Iskin –
• In Looking Back One Learns to See: Marcel Proust and Photography, by Mary Bergstein –

Journal of African Media Studies

• Diamonds are forever? Press coverage of African conflicts and the Westphalian filter of resource wars –
• Maid to serve: ‘Self-fashioning’ and the domestic worker trope in contemporary South Africa –
• Zimbabwe’s state-controlled public media and the mediation of the 1980s genocide 30 years on –
• Tweeting democracy: An ethnographic content analysis of social media use in the differing politics of Senegal and Ethiopia’s newspapers –
• Young citizens in South Africa: A paradox of engagement with politics and the media –
• Capacity building, tertiary postgraduate interventions and the changing media environment in southern and eastern Africa –
• Lovers in Time – practice research in the times of patriotic journalism in Zimbabwe –
• Book Review –

Visual Studies

• Bringing their worlds back: using photographs to spur conversations on everyday place –
• What remains of Abu Ghraib?: digital photography and cultural memory –
• Through their eyes: seeing experiences of settlement in photographs taken by refugee background youth in Melbourne, Australia –
• Race, solidarity and dissent in the Trayvon Martin case: a critical analysis –
• Recycling the orphan photograph: the new life of Jewish objects –
• Comics and the Senses: A Multisensory Approach to Comics and Graphic Novels by Ian Hague –
• Why it does not Have to be in Focus: Modern Photography Explained by Jackie Higgins –
• Prehistoric Future: Max Ernst and the Return of Painting Between the Wars by Ralph Ubl, translated by Elizabeth Tucker –
• Time & Motion: Redefining Working Life edited by Emily Gee and Jeremy Myerson –
• Philadelphia Mural Arts @ 30 edited by Jane Golden and David Updike –
• Post-Post-Soviet? Art, Politics and Society in Russia at the Turn of the Decade edited by Marta Dziewanska, Ekaterina Degot, and Ilja Budraitskis –
• Recreating first contact: Expeditions, anthropology, and popular culture edited by Joshua A. Bell, Alison K. Brown and Robert J. Gordon –
• Ubiquitous Photography by Martin Hand –
• Software takes command: Extending the language of new media by Lev Manovich –
• Travels in Intermedia[lity]: ReBlurring the Boundaries edited by Bernd Herzogenrath –
• Still: American silent motion picture photography by David S. Shields –
• Updating the Up Series: 56 Up directed by Michael Apted and Paul Almond, edited by Kim Horton –
• Explore Everything: Place-Hacking in the City by Bradley L. Garrett –

Leonardo

• Project Amoreiras (Mulberry Trees): Autonomy and Artificial Learning in an Urban Environment – 12 Nov 2017
• StudioAntarctica: Embedding Art in a Geophysics Sea Ice Expedition – 12 Nov 2017
• Future of the Brain: Essays by the World’s Leading Neuroscientists – 12 Nov 2017
• Red: The History of a Color – 12 Nov 2017
• Curated Decay: Heritage beyond Saving – 12 Nov 2017
• Debates in the Digital Humanities 2016 – 12 Nov 2017
• What Is the Evidence that Art-Science-Technology Collaboration Is a Good Thing? – 12 Nov 2017
• Leonardo Reviews Online – 12 Nov 2017
• Fantasies of the Library – 12 Nov 2017
• Impersonal Enunciation, or the Place of Film – 12 Nov 2017
• The New Ecology: Rethinking a Science for the Anthropocene – 12 Nov 2017
• The Ancient Origins of Consciousness: How the Brain Created Experience – 12 Nov 2017
• Executive Summary of SEAD Exemplars: Evidence of the Value of Transdisciplinary Projects Report for the National Academies – 12 Nov 2017
• The Network – 12 Nov 2017
• The Rationale for a Redefinition of Visual Art Based on Neuroaesthetic Principles – 3 Oct 2017
• Poem without Language: When a Writing Becomes Traceless – 3 Oct 2017
• Creative Media + the Internet of Things = Media Multiplicities – 3 Oct 2017
• The Network – 2 Oct 2017
• Cognitive Innovation and the Cognitive Turn – 2 Oct 2017
• Shanghai Metro Flow: Multiple Perspectives into a Subway System – 2 Oct 2017
• Differential Hive Plots: Seeing Networks Change – 2 Oct 2017
• R. Buckminster Fuller, the Expo ’67 Pavilion and the Atoms for Peace Program – 2 Oct 2017
• Suggestions for a Parametric Typology of Dance – 2 Oct 2017
• Expressive Cartography, Boundary Objects and the Aesthetics of Public Visualization – 2 Oct 2017
• Modeling Structure and Content: Socio-Semantic Network Analysis of the Mahābhārata – 2 Oct 2017