This article reviews innovations in ethnographic methods that have developed over the past
25 years, specifically the emergence of multisited and short-term fieldwork, digital …

This fifth edition of Visual Methodologies contains some significant differences from its
predecessor. The opening chapters have been reorganised to provide a clearer introduction …

A serious threat to the rigor and legitimacy of digital anthropology is when online
researchers claim to have 'done an ethnography'when they conducted interviews in …

The AI revolution can seem powerful and unstoppable, extracting data from every aspect of
our lives and subjecting us to unprecedented surveillance and control. But at ground level …

'The digital'is defined here as new technologies that are ultimately reducible to binary code.
These have made many cultural artefacts easier and quicker to both reproduce and to share …

This article draws on an empirical research project on cultural consumption in order to
respond to particular concerns this project raised about our understanding of the current …

Geographies of Journalism connects theoretical and practical discussions of the role of
geotechnologies, social media, and boots-on-the-ground journalism in a digital age to …

This article considers the significance of trolling for security processes through a contextual
analysis of industrialized pro-Kremlin trolling in the Russian blogosphere. The publicity …

Studying visitors' experiences with cultural sites has been complicated by the availability of
internet-connected mobile devices. Simply observing visitors on site is no longer sufficient …

Internet memes have become a popular form through which northern Chileans express
frustrations with their marginalization on global, national, and local levels. At the same time …