Public debate about content moderation has overwhelmingly focused on removal: social
media platforms deleting content and suspending users, or opting not to do so. However …

Violence is an almost ubiquitous phenomenon in contemporary digital environments. In this
context, there is a growing need to understand how violence is enacted and represented on …

General purpose social media platforms—often incited by American legislation—
increasingly exclude sex from acceptable forms of sociality in the abstract name of user …

Scholars have only begun exploring how cisgenderism and its byproduct, cissexism, shape
organizational processes and how classification systems produce categorical exclusions …

Moving beyond the publicness-oriented perspective in Internet censorship studies, this
article directs attention to censorship's consequences for users' personal lives. We examine …

This article examines how sexual content creators manage their (in) visibility, as they
navigate the constraints of online hyper (in) visibility. So far, research has focussed on how …

A growing body of academic work on internet governance focuses on the 'deplatforming of
sex', or the removal and suppression of sexual expression from the internet. Often, this is …

Despite a long and complex media studies tradition of analyses of media uses, those media
uses have often been reduced to media effects (assumed to be either positive or …

The 2018 passing of FOSTA (Allow States and Victims to Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act)
and SESTA (Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act) set new limits on the free speech protection …

Building on a study of three Nordic and Baltic digital sexual platforms, this article analyzes
the perceptions of enjoyable sex and sexual belonging among 60 people, who self-identify …