Volume 11 (2025)
Volume 10 (2024)
Volume 9 (2023)
Volume 8 (2022)
Volume 7 (2021)
Volume 6 (2020)
Volume 5 (2019)
Volume 4 (2018)
Volume 3 (2017)
Volume 2 (2016)
Volume 1 (2015)
Number of Articles: 12
Twitter users Activism in Commemoration of Halabja Tragedy Victims
Volume 8, Issue 29 , April 2022, Pages 40-1
Abstract
on March 16, 1988 chemical attack on the Kurdish town of Halabja by Iraqi forces under Saddam Hussein, the largest ever chemical weapons attack,killed between 3000 to 5000 civilians, ... Read More
A Path Analysis on Media Health Literacy and its relation to Social Media Consumption in Tehran
Volume 8, Issue 29 , April 2022, Pages 74-41
Abstract
In spite of the necessity of Media Literacy for optimal use of new communication technologies, media consumption experience may increase media literacy as well. The purpose of the present ... Read More
Social networks and their collective functions: Case study Instagram
Volume 8, Issue 29 , April 2022, Pages 108-75
Abstract
The social network Instagram with too many audiences in Iran is followed by different strata of users. Different pages with diverse functions in this network show that users follow ... Read More
Sharenting on Instagram and Children's Privacy Gatekeeping
Volume 8, Issue 29 , April 2022, Pages 154-109
Abstract
This study aims to identify parents’ motivations to do sharenting on Instagram. Also, it studies the way that parents feel responsible about the different examples of children’s ... Read More
Framing of the PS752 Plane Crash on the Websites of the World’s News TV Channels
Volume 8, Issue 29 , April 2022, Pages 197-155
Abstract
Air accidents are always important to the media and public opinion, but during international political conflicts, the importance of these events increases. The crash of the Ukrainian ... Read More
Goals and motives for republishing social violence in cyberspace
Volume 8, Issue 29 , April 2022, Pages 237-199
Abstract
New communication technologies with the potential to create change in social communication, has become the most important element of social change in the modern age. Social media has ... Read More
Investigating the conditions for the development of the public sphere on the social network Twitter
Volume 8, Issue 29 , April 2022, Pages 276-239
Abstract
The media, as a form of technology, has revived the age-old hope of bridging the nation-state gap by transforming societies into a society of virtual networks, and many believe that ... Read More
The Visual Effects of Quranic Stories on Making Computer Games
Volume 8, Issue 29 , April 2022, Pages 302-277
Abstract
A computer game is a mix of technology and the art of advertising, and players (audiences) receive various kinds of messages without notice. The way western countries use it to their ... Read More
The Effect of Social Media on the Purchase Intention of Fake Brands: with the Mediating Role of Attitude and Lifestyle
Volume 8, Issue 29 , April 2022, Pages 335-303
Abstract
The production, distribution, and consumption of deceptive and non-deceptive fake products, of reputable brands is one of the global trends which is expanding alarmingly. Unfortunately, ... Read More
Development of a causal model of dependence on virtual social networks based on the relationships between social anxiety, perceived social support, and feeling of loneliness with mediation of self-regulation
Volume 8, Issue 29 , April 2022, Pages 363-337
Abstract
The present study aimed to investigate the relationships between social anxiety, perceived social support, feeling of loneliness, and self-regulation with dependence on virtual social ... Read More
New Media in Information seeking behavior of Islamic Science Researches: A Case Study on Seminary
Volume 8, Issue 29 , April 2022, Pages 394-365
Abstract
This paper aims to survey the method of Selecting subject to coping with Information Resources based on the Ellis model in Seminary base on new media, study 323 Students in Fars and ... Read More
Gender Analysis Republishing Violence on Celebrities' Instagram Pages
Volume 8, Issue 29 , April 2022, Pages 435-395