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#AoIR2018

#1

Transnational Materialities and the Future of Critical Internet Studies

#2

Platforms as the new infrastructure? Interrogating the “infrastructure turn” in Internet studies

#3

Big Data, Platform Power and Citizenship

#4

Algorithms and Identity

#5

Countermeasures And Responses To Misinformation And Manipulation Online

#6

The Cultures, Politics, And Economies Of Social Media Influencers

#7

Viral videos, the YouTube 'adpocalypse' and creative labour in social media

#8

More Than Meets The Eyes: The Lens of Visibility in Internet Research

#9

Computing Anxiety

#10

Labour, Production and Consumption in Digital Culture Industries

#11

Trolls, Leakers, Vigilantes

#12

Memologies

#13

Politics, Power and Internet Policy

#14

Association of Darknet Researchers

#15

Making sense of visuality, digitality and culture: Moodboard as method

#16

Value(s) of Privacy

#17

Platform Governance and Moderation

#18

Infrastructures: Theory and Comparative Historical Materialities

#19

Streaming as transnational industrial and cultural logic in television, music, film, and publishing

#20

Supporting Academic Workers Targeted for Harassment: An Information Sharing and Strategy (Un)Workshop

#21

Ambivalent Affordances: Women, Harassment and Empowerment Online

#22

Affect, Community and the (dis)Connectivities of Queer Digital Media Practices

#23

Politics, Joy and Resistance in Black Cyberculture(s)

#24

Twitch and Gaming

#25

Material Impact

#26

Contested Infrastructures

#27

When, Where, and How is Digital Sound?

#28

Assemblages of the Socio-Technical I

#29

Transnational and Post Humanistic Perspectives on Human-Machine Communication

#30

Mobile Technology and Access: Four material approaches that re-contextualize the digital divide

#31

Global Platforms, Local Censorship: Internet Governance as a Threat to Free Speech

#32

Drug markets and anonymizing technologies

#33

Digital Materialities and their environmental damages

#34

Transnational Practices of/in Digital Networks

#35

Space, Place and Materialities of the Digital

#36

Politics, Activism and Trolling on the Russian Internet

#37

Privacy Booth

#38

Asking Questions of Digital Culture: Exploring Vernacular Culture Via Web Archives