Information technology &amp; media sociology in a (still) pandemic world

Davis, J. Lucian; Kidd, Dustin; Li, Muyang; Aalders, Rachel; Burgese, Tyler

doi:10.1080/1369118x.2022.2048050

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“…Nevertheless, this themed issue joins several others -most media studies and cultural studies journals have over the last several years run special issues attempting the slippery task of interpreting, coming to terms with, and conjuring a 'response' to COVID that would be adequate to the moment (see, for example, Athique, 2020;Casey et al, 2022;Davis et al, 2022;Erni and Striphas, 2021;Frosh and Georgiou, 2022;Gruzd et al, 2021;Hesse and Thompson, 2022;Hight, 2021;Leszczynski and Zook, 2020;Levina, 2022;Newell, 2021;Russell and Powers, 2020). Collectively, these studies have produced a compelling account of the tumult of the past several years, as well as providing fascinating 'symptomatic' accounts of the unsettled temporality of the pandemic itself.…”

Section: Crises Of Circulationmentioning

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Automated responses to the coronavirus disease-19 pandemic: An overview

Andrejevic,

O’Neill

2024

New Media & Society

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The pandemic response was a thoroughly mediated phenomenon – one that paired digital information technologies with automated logistical systems to address inter-related crises of circulation. In the logistical sphere, automated media were used to manage flows of people, commodities and even (in the case of ‘smart’ ventilation systems) air itself. In the media realm, automated systems played a role in circulating timely notifications and alerts and in detecting and responding to false information. This theme issue brings together an interdisciplinary group of researchers focused on the analysis of automated control and response systems, including the networked devices and infrastructures that supported them, and the digital forms of data collection and processing they enabled. This introductory essay focuses on some organizing themes that emerge from the theme issue contributions, including the relationship between automation and the temporality of viral contagion, logics of pre-emptive intervention and forms of atmospheric and environmental control.

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Section: Crises Of Circulationmentioning

confidence: 98%

Automated responses to the coronavirus disease-19 pandemic: An overview

Andrejevic,

O’Neill

2024

New Media & Society

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“…-Es necesario citar, en este sentido, el nacimiento del sensacionalismo o en menor grado el abuso negativo en el desarrollo de temas de índole personal excesivamente expuestos al público, sin ninguna consideración a la vida privada o a la intimidad (AlAashry, 2022; Davis et al, 2022).…”

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La ética informativa y el derecho de la información, ¿necesitan una nueva regulación?

Bel-Mallén

2023

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Los cambios producidos por la globalización han generado un escenario cambiante, complejo y ambiguo, en el que los principios éticos han sufrido una merma importante, más allá de los estilos de gobierno, y que se instala particularmente en la problemática del derecho de la información. Dicho cambio traspone la necesidad de establecer distinciones éticas y legales, las cuales debencolocarse dentro de las nuevas dinámicas e interacciones, a la defensa de los periodistas para informar de los ciudadanos para acceder a dicha información. En este ensayo se ofrecen principios para el fortalecimiento de los principios ya establecidos frente a la idea de una nueva regulación sobre estos tópicos.

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Information technology & media sociology in a (still) pandemic world

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Automated responses to the coronavirus disease-19 pandemic: An overview

Automated responses to the coronavirus disease-19 pandemic: An overview

La ética informativa y el derecho de la información, ¿necesitan una nueva regulación?

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