Canadian Journal of Communication

Artificial Intelligence Policy Innovations at the Canadian Federal Government

Decolonizing Data Relations: On the Moral Economy of Data Sharing In Palestinian Refugee Camps

Antiviral Marketing: The Informationalization of HIV Prevention

Cheating the Network: How Gamers Play the Infrastructure

Digital Literacy in Digital Strategy

Measles, Mickey and the Media: News Coverage of the 2015 Disneyland Outbreak

Visualizing Ebola: Hazmat Suite Imagery, the Press, and the Production of Biosecurity

The McLuhan-Innis Field: In Search of Media Theory

Reading over McLuhan’s Shoulder

Flash, Spirit, Plex, Stretch: A Trans-Disciplinary View of the Media Sensorium

Reading McLuhan Reading Ulysses

Lost in the App Store: The Political Economy of the Canadian Game App Economy

Classification as Catachresis: Double Binds of Representing Difference with Semiotic Infrastructure

Data Corruption: The Institutional Cultures of Data Collection and the Case of a Crime-Mapping System in Latin America

Population Control, Deadly Vaccines, and Mutant Mosquitoes: The Construction and Circulation of Zika Virus Conspiracy Theories Online

Welfare Fraud 2.0? Using Big Data to Surveil, Stigmatize, and Criminalize the Poor

Translating the Public Imaginary: The Narrative Aesthetics of Public Engagement in Canadian Broadcasting Policy

Representation of women and racialized minorities as expert sources in Canadian public affairs TV shows

Tactics for Constructing Visions about Electronic Health Records (EHRs)

The Rise of Documentary Filmmaking in Communication Studies

The LTTV Consultations: Mapping Old and New Interests in Television Today

Création d’espaces relationnels dans le web documentaire

Data Segregation and Algorithmic Amplification: A Conversation with Wendy Hui Kyong Chun

Crisis or Transformation? Debates Over Journalistic Work in Canada

McLuhan and Posthumanism: Extending the Techno-Animal Embrace

The (Black) Elephant in the Room: McLuhan and the Racial

Distributed Intelligence: Silk-Weaving and the Jacquard Mechanism

“Part of being Canadian is having access to health care”: Framing the boundaries of healthcare deservingness for non-citizens through the Interim Federal Health Benefits Plan

Quasi-Gatekeeping and Quasi-Gatewatching: The Dual Role of Public Relations Practitioners in the Social Media Domain

The Medium Is the Message Is the Metaphor: Cool Reason and the Young Intellectual Public of Marshall McLuhan

The Microbiome as TED Knows It: Popular Science Communication and Neoliberal Subject

Santé sexuelle et usages du Web : que cherchent à savoir les jeunes femmes sur Internet?