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Trang Le – Monash Universitytrang.le@monash.edu Platform: Journal of Media and CommunicationVolume 9.1, Visuality: Truth and Politics (2022): pp. 43 – 55 Abstract As a crowdsourced visual-based technique, participatory mapping has generally been lauded as an innovative method to identify place-based inequities and shape a more inclusive urban world. In the context of sexual violence in public spaces, …

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Ziying Meng & Bjørn Nansen– University of Melbourneziyingm314@gmail.com Platform: Journal of Media and Communication Volume 9.1, Visuality: Truth and Politics (2022): pp.24 – 42 AbstractWithin a globalised digital environment characterised by increasingly diverse and dynamic social media platforms, video creators and their content production and circulation now typically operate across multiple social media platforms. Focusing on Chinese …

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Samuel Kininmonth – RMIT Universitysamuelkininmonth@gmail.com Platform: Journal of Media and Communication Volume 9.1, Visuality: Truth and Politics (2022): pp. 9 – 23 AbstractThis article examines how video tours of data centres visually foreground physical security infrastructure. Despite the importance of cloud computing to many people’s lives, data centres, a key piece of cloud computing infrastructure, are …

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