“…As mobile Internet services are increasingly adopted in indigenous communities (Dyson, Grant, & Hendriks, 2016), indigenous media research requires perspectives beyond the politics of representation (see also McCallum & Waller, 2017). Further engagements with political economy analyses (see also Rodríguez et al, 2014), and local ways of knowing (e.g., Srinivasan et al, 2009; van Gelderen & Guthadjaka, 2017), and learning (e.g., Mills, Davis-Warra, Sewell, & Anderson, 2016) will be important to grapple with the diversity of factors that influence mobile media practices.…”