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Emmanuel K. NgwainmbiIncludes contributions from scholars specializing in media and international development from a transdisciplinary, global approach.Identifies the cultural patterns in remote communities that have been

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Fake News Reporting on Social Media Platforms and Implications for Nation-State Buildingf citizen journalism, news gathering and broadcasting around the world because fake news reporting has become a phenomenon among all age groups, cultures, communities, and social classes. While phony news sharing is more common in industrialized nations because of users’ easy access to portable devi

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Confronting the Lion with Bare Hands: Social Media and the Anglophone Cameroonian Protestld while state-controlled radio and television broadcast has suffered the fate of heavy-handed government censorship in Africa by being intolerant to voices of dissent. Consequently, social media has become the alternative outlet of publishing uncensored messages to the rest of the world using a VPN

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Young Women and Internet Cafés in China: Risks and Aspirations in a Contested Techno-social Spaces relatively low. In 2015, China had 146,000 internet cafes with 20 million daily users. While internet cafes are highly popular among youth in China and play important sociopolitical roles in Chinese civic life, there have been deep anxieties over the risks posed by the pubic techno-social space to