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  1. Establishing customers’ value co-creation of using metaverse commerce: applying Servicescape models ↗Hasan Alhanatleh, Ameen Al Htibat, Abdallah Ali Mohammad Alrifae et al.10 citations
  2. From understanding to influence: the interplay of AI literacy, self-efficacy, and trust in predicting communication students’ AI adoption and word-of-mouth ↗Daniel-Rareș Obadă, Camelia Grădinaru, Ioan-Alexandru Grădinaru7 citations
  3. Digital ethics, cultural values, and self-regulation of social media activities in Indonesia and Malaysia ↗Erman Anom, Saddam Rassanjani4 citations
  4. Digital marketing strategies for sustainable medical tourism development: a framework for emerging destinations ↗Khaydarova Dilora Ikhtiyorovna, Nutfillo Ibragimov4 citations
  5. Drama marketing in digital commerce: how emotional storytelling shapes consumer perceptions ↗Pongsakorn Limna, Yarnaphat Shaengchart, Supakorn Suradinkura4 citations
  6. Environmental journalism and the struggle against disinformation in Brazil: navigating digital hostility and climate crisis coverage ↗Claudia Sarmento3 citations
  7. Epistemic stance markers in corporate social responsibility reports: a discourse analysis of energy sector communications ↗Shuai Liu3 citations
  8. Non-verbal communication in financial reports: ethnic diversity, intersectionality, and the construction of meaning in facial images ↗Tiago Alves Ferreira, Fabiola Jeldes-Delgado, Rodrigo Esteban Ortiz-Henriquez3 citations
  9. Thai boys love series and idols: a new facet of soft power diplomacy in Thailand ↗Poowin Bunyavejchewin3 citations
  10. Understanding Nauryz among Kazakhs and Nogais: the cyclical concept of time and cultural renaissance ↗Raimbek Zeinullin, Nazgul Zhanisovna Kudaibergenova, Zeinabil Aidarbekov et al.3 citations
  11. Algorithmic clearance as professional communication: public traces from AI-augmented auditing ↗Yuhao Xiong, Huanchen Zhang, Yunqian Wang2 citations
  12. Apomediation, AI, and the illusion of autonomy: risks of misinformation in patient decision-making ↗Antonio Ponce Rojo, Tomás Fontaines-Ruíz, Luis M. Romero-Rodríguez2 citations
  13. Artificial intelligence and media labour transformation in Arab journalism: professional identity, behavioural change, and ethical challenges ↗Rania Abdel-Qader Abdallah, Sawsan Taha, Rahima A. Aissani2 citations
  14. Cross-national evidence on influencer-driven green choice: a moderated-mediation model of authenticity, parasocial ties, and greenwashing exposure ↗Stefanos Balaskas, Ioanna Yfantidou2 citations
  15. Decoding antisemitism online: linguistic and multimodal challenges in the age of AI ↗Matthias Jakob Becker, Jordan Blatter, Oksana Stanevich2 citations
  16. Dependence on social media for climate change information and its effects: a survey study on a sample of Omanis ↗Mohammed Mostafa Refaat Moharam, Ahmed Maher khafaga Shehata2 citations
  17. Digital Strategic Engagement in Artrepreneurship: development and content validation of a multidimensional scale ↗Maria Susan Mathew, Ajimon George, Emilda K. Joseph et al.2 citations
  18. Digital cognitive democracy and the public sphere in Indonesia’s electoral politics ↗Catur Nugroho2 citations
  19. Emotional discourse and symbolic contestation in Indonesia's digital public sphere: an ethnographic content analysis of online reactions from YouTube comments on LPG subsidy regulatory adjustment news ↗Rulli Nasrullah, Murodi, Suhaimi et al.2 citations
  20. Engaging with scientific knowledge in hospital settings: a qualitative study of information sources and barriers among healthcare professionals ↗Veronica Kvalen Pilskog2 citations
  21. Fog of War: the role of fake news in initiating and prolonging conflict ↗Johannes Scherling2 citations
  22. From stream to purchase: exploring parasocial interaction and social presence as mediators of impulsive purchase in TikTok live commerce ↗Istia Ayu Hadiyati, Amia Luthfia2 citations
  23. Generation alpha speaks in memes: a conceptual framework for platformed language ↗Dag Øivind Madsen2 citations
  24. Hashtags and resistance on TikTok: cultural, discursive, and algorithmic dimensions ↗Rut Martínez Borda, Nerea Rubio-López, Sara Infante Pineda et al.2 citations
  25. Influencer marketing and Gen Z's purchase intentions: a structural equation modeling approach ↗Kodiarasi Muthulingam, Nixon Amirtharaj2 citations
  26. Integrating robot journalism into newsrooms: perspectives, opportunities, and challenges among Egyptian journalists ↗Abdelmohsen Hamed Okela, Mohammed Fadel Arandas, Samuel Danso et al.2 citations
  27. Public relations and reputation resilience: an applied study of Facebook’s crisis management strategies ↗Omnia Mohamed Ahmed Salem, Ahd M. M. Abudraz, Wafaa Abdel Khalek Tharwat et al.2 citations
  28. Reverse mentoring: intergenerational communication and its perceived contributions to organizational life ↗Elif Başak SARIOĞLU, Özlem Özdemir, Melih Görgün2 citations
  29. Social media influencer marketing and e-commerce in Saudi Arabia: a social media analysis from consumer and industry perspectives ↗Bshair Alharthi, Mohammed A. Farsi, AbdelMoniem Helmy2 citations
  30. The digital double bind: how social media amplifies gender paradoxes for women political leaders in patriarchal societies ↗Hikmatullah Hikmatullah, M A Akbar, Alem Febri Sonni2 citations
  31. The story effect: identification as a key mediator of persuasion in climate change narratives ↗Ines Adornetti, Valentina Deriu, Alessandra Chiera et al.2 citations
  32. Tracing the discursive drift from news framing to discriminatory expressions in YouTube comments ↗Jorge Cruz-Silva, Marco López-Paredes2 citations
  33. Visual design and accessibility settings: an exploratory study on their role in technology adoption among older adults ↗Raquel Ávila Muñoz, David Alonso-González, Andrés Arias Astray2 citations
  34. Visual identities and phygital branding in video games: symbolic consumption strategies among Spanish Generation Z ↗Gema Bonales Daimiel, Sergio Gutiérrez Manjón, Sergio Álvarez-García et al.2 citations
  35. A corpus-based critical discourse analysis of news on the web representing Saudi Vision 2030 ↗Monera Almohawes1 citation
  36. A study on the recognition of Chinese food culture by foreigners in China via the Douyin platform ↗Ani Kokhodze, Guorong Shen1 citation
  37. A transnational public inquiry into COVID-19 origins and global biosecurity: rebuilding trust with Confucian ethics and practical idealism ↗Jing‐Bao Nie1 citation
  38. A visual audit of diversity imagery across fortune 500 firms ↗John Edward Fiset, Anika Nawar1 citation
  39. Affective authority, gender, and platformed communication: female police representation in Chinese short-video environments ↗Qingqing Hu1 citation
  40. Algorithmic neogeneralism in streaming platforms: recommender systems and content strategy ↗Guglielmo Pescatore1 citation
  41. An AI-driven framework for sustainable cultural communication: mechanisms, innovations, and synergy ↗Boyi Zhu, Yu Yu, Ruiyang Xu1 citation
  42. Analyzing YouTube users’ comments on climate change issues presented through immersive mixed reality using sentiment analysis and network analysis tools ↗Naglaa Elgammal, Hadeer Ahmed Mohamed, Sara Abdel Latif Abdel Halim et al.1 citation
  43. Biocultural memory in Latin America: perspectives through the visual narrative analysis of moving images ↗Lucía Picarella, Эмилиана Мангоне, Ávila Hernández1 citation
  44. Brandscapes reimagined: semiotic structures in branded virtual environments ↗Sylvia Albert-Vogl1 citation
  45. Bro frameworks and the changing logics of managerial knowledge ↗Dag Øivind Madsen, Terje Berg1 citation
  46. Communicating digital responsibility: how trust signals shape consumer responses in tourism platforms ↗Dunja Demirović Bajrami, Marko D. Petrović, Jelica Milenković et al.1 citation
  47. Communication as the primary driver of IoT-based smart farming adoption: the mediating role of innovation perception and the supporting function of institutional mechanism ↗Sumardjo, Adi Firmansyah, Leonard Dharmawan et al.1 citation
  48. Confucian ethics of Xin (trust) and practical idealism: reorienting world order beyond Western realist international relations ↗Jing‐Bao Nie1 citation
  49. Cultural and creative actors in non-urban areas: enacting local stewardship as a regenerative approach ↗Nancy Duxbury, Sílvia Clara Silva, Anna Hildur Hildibrandsdóttir1 citation
  50. Cultural mediation in health communication: leadership and health literacy strategies among the Baduy community in Indonesia ↗Siska Mardiana, Liza Diniarizky Putri, Abdul Malik et al.1 citation
  51. Decoding Gen Z talent attraction: How employer branding shapes media sector employment intentions ↗Kavitha Venkatasubramany Iyer, Aryan K., Raghid Al Hajj et al.1 citation
  52. Decolonizing citizenship through indigenous ontologies: the Bissu community’s alternative framework for political belonging in Indonesia ↗Asrul Nur Iman, Irwanto Irwanto, Petsy Jessy Ismoyo et al.1 citation
  53. Differential effects of hand and mouth gesture training on L2 English pronunciation: targeting suprasegmental and segmental features ↗Noriko Yamane, Masahiro Shinya, Xiaofeng Tan et al.1 citation
  54. Digital discourse of Indonesian netizens on the US–Israel–Iran war on TikTok: a virtual netnography study ↗Rudianto Rudianto, Arif Hamdani Margolang, Suci Ledian Khairina1 citation
  55. Digital sustainability communication of destination management organizations: evaluating communication efficiency of social media marketing for sustainable tourism in Uzbekistan ↗Istamkhuja Olimovich Davronov, Odil Olimovich Radjabov, Makhliyo Salakhiddinovna Aripova et al.1 citation
  56. Digital tourism platform features as marketing stimuli shaping tourist experience and revisit intention ↗Ting Hu1 citation
  57. Discursive polarization in the construction of contested statehood: positive self and negative other in the Kosovo–Serbia conflict ↗Krenare Cerkini, Thora Tenbrink1 citation
  58. Do text-based hooks predict engagement? A measurement framework and a cautionary null result for ICH short videos on Douyin ↗Xiwen Xu, Chenyu Wang1 citation
  59. Effects of social framing for environmental persuasion in Japan and the United States: a brief report ↗Melissa M. Foster, Hyunyi Cho1 citation
  60. Esports as soft power diplomacy: a comparative review of South Korea, China, the United States, and India ↗Rajat Bandopadhyay1 citation
  61. Evaluation of press releases for chronic traumatic encephalopathy research over the last twenty years ↗Shawn R. Eagle1 citation
  62. Examining the communication strategy and implementation of Suara Muhammadiyah Media in supporting data-based education in Indonesia: a qualitative approach ↗Sri Herwindya Baskara Wijaya, Pawito, Widodo Muktiyo et al.1 citation
  63. Factors affecting user intention to use gaming companion service ↗Shaohua Huo, Wan Anita Wan Abas, Moniza Waheed1 citation
  64. Financial and media literacy in the digital age: combating financial misinformation in Arab FinTech ecosystems ↗Sherif Badran, Abu Bashar1 citation
  65. Five new metrics to drive sustainable media innovation: redefining success in a post-engagement era ↗Bassant M. Attia, Ahmed Taher1 citation
  66. From digital ecosystems to intelligent maturity: how AI tools reshape the form and content of digital communication ↗Mohamed Mallek, Riadh Jeljeli, Faycal Farhi et al.1 citation
  67. From heritage to digital fashion: a curriculum integration framework for art and design education ↗Nouf Alsuwaida1 citation
  68. From search to imaginary: the algorithmic construction of the refugee figure and the reproduction of bias in the era of generative AI. The Spanish case study of Google AI overviews and Gemini ↗Breixo Martins Rodal, Alba López Bolás1 citation
  69. Gendering neutrality: a cultural-communicative analysis of translating English imperatives into Arabic ↗Niveen Mohammad Zayed, Yousef Sahari, Haneen Abdaljaleel Alrawashdeh et al.1 citation
  70. Hanfu: a systematic literature review integrating cultural tourism, digital technology, and national identity ↗Yuhan He, Baozhong Cai, Yonas Derebe et al.1 citation
  71. How can hate narratives be tracked in online environments? A corpus-based study ↗Manuel Almagro, Carmela Vieites, Hamsa Chakkour et al.1 citation
  72. How communicative trust shapes cognitive trust ↗Sven Bernecker, Thomas Grundmann1 citation
  73. Hybrid visual rhetoric across cultural contexts: a mixed-methods study of Chinese and international print advertising ↗Siyu Wang1 citation
  74. Impact of digital media on language revitalization: the case of BBC News Igbo ↗Ikechukwu Williams Eke, Abiodun Salawu1 citation
  75. In tokens we trust? communicative power, participation, and governance in decentralized social media ↗Andry Alamsyah, Puti Reno Indeswari, Alifia Balqis et al.1 citation
  76. Indigenous visual cosmology as ritual communication system: a semiotic analysis of Senyawa’s Vajranala album artwork ↗Ichsan Satrio Pambudi, Ekky Imanjaya1 citation
  77. Local culture-based visual communication strategies: a semiotic analysis of the Kuku Bima advertisement “Jelajahi Surga Tersembunyi di NTT Bersama Kuku Bima, Energi Indonesia!” ↗Samsul Alam, Soni Sadono, Bambang Melga Suprayogi et al.1 citation
  78. Managing the reputation of trustworthiness in face-to-face communication ↗Manfred Krifka1 citation
  79. Mapping human–AI communication in a Russian higher education context: a psychometric network analysis of AI literacy and attitudinal dispositions ↗Alfiya Rafisovna Masalimova, Marina Rostislavovna ZHELTUKHINA, Servet Demir et al.1 citation
  80. Marketing proactiveness strategies and service quality synergy: a pathway to marketing excellence in private banks in Iraq ↗Shirin Jamal Mohammad Rashid, Kawar Mohammed Mousa, Dildar Haydar Ahmed et al.1 citation
  81. Media discourse construction of rural revitalization strategy: thematic patterns and sentiment orientation in People’s Daily and CCTV News on Douyin ↗Xinhu Xu, Mastura Mahamed, Sharil Nizam Sha’ri1 citation
  82. Mediating justice through live courtroom broadcast: a phenomenological study of journalist lived experiences in Indonesian television ↗Aan Widodo, Wa Ode Sitti Nurhaliza, Syahrul Hidayanto et al.1 citation
  83. Natural history museums are missing an opportunity to present research and collections on YouTube ↗Selina A. Ruzi, Adrian A. Smith, Nicole M. Lee et al.1 citation
  84. Organizational dedifferentiation: neural gradient axes and communication hierarchy in healthcare organizations ↗Moeki Nemoto1 citation
  85. Papagahan: a culturally grounded environmental communication model for strengthening eco-social literacy ↗Liza Diniarizky Putri, Siska Mardiana, Annisarizki et al.1 citation
  86. Parasocial relationship as a social-cognitive pathway in influencer marketing: evidence from Indonesian beauty followers ↗Andi Hidayat Muhmin, Tantri Yanuar Rahmat Syah, Adilla Anggraeni1 citation
  87. Peeling The Onion: a study of audience reactions to anti-classism satire ↗Charisse L’Pree Corsbie-Massay, Martina Santia, Luvell Anderson1 citation
  88. PhonoMetric: a dual-metric engine for real-time English language accent evaluation and personalized speech training for Indian learners ↗Rajkumaran Soundarraj, Shenbagarajan Anantharajan, Saranraj Loganathan1 citation
  89. Reclaiming narratives: exploring how South African social movements use social media to contest the mainstream agenda ↗Jabulani Nkuna1 citation
  90. Reframing rapport across communicational domains ↗Mark Wunsche, Kai Kaspar, Kai Thorsten Vogeley1 citation
  91. Relevance in numbers: accounting for interactional principles when coding and quantifying conversational phenomena ↗Oliver Spiess1 citation
  92. Representation of the Mahakumbh in global media: a study of traditional news platforms, documentaries, and OTT content ↗Archana Kumari, Tanushree Sharma, Suruchi Shirish et al.1 citation
  93. Responsibility frame for depression in Japanese newspapers: a content analysis ↗浅井 文和, Tsuyoshi Okuhara, Emi Furukawa et al.1 citation
  94. Right to media: breaking Indigenous Peoples’ systemic isolation ↗Reynaldo A. Morales, Zella B. Milfred1 citation
  95. Risk communication and energy resilience in urban Indonesia: insights from the community program for climate ↗Tria Patrianti, Aminah Swarnawati, Sa’diyah El Adawiyah et al.1 citation
  96. Shaping health communications with behavioral insights: experience from The Bloc ↗Magdalene Y. S. Chu, Ben Searle, Michele Stursi et al.1 citation
  97. Social media challenges as an intersection between Internet memes and traditional challenges: a conceptual analysis ↗Or Krispil, Azi Lev‐On1 citation
  98. Socio-demographic determinants of help-seeking behaviour for postpartum depression among women in Yobe and Niger states, Nigeria ↗Gloria Eneh OMALE, Kehinde Oyesomi, Muyiwa Oladosun et al.1 citation
  99. Speaking through silence: relational communication among only daughters in post-divorce Indonesian families ↗Hasna Afra Nafisa, Virienia Puspita1 citation
  100. Spectacle dominance and the existential vacuum: a critical reflection on the age of the spectacle in DeLillo’s The silence ↗Haijie Liu, Ting Wang1 citation

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