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Laura Glitsos

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By Laura Glitsos, Steinar Ellingsen, Mark Deuze
| journal.media-culture.org.au
Skibidi Toilet began as an animated YouTube Web series early in 2023 that quickly spiralled into a wildly popular cultural phenomenon sprouting fandoms, wikis, threads, merchandise, and its very own moral panic (McKinnon and Harmon). It has recently grabbed the attention of Hollywood, and there are rumours that it is on its way to TV and a possible film treatment by Michael Bay (Wallenstein and Steiner).
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What Journalism Feels Like: Considering the Body of the Journalist

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By Laura Glitsos
| MDPI
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Serial killers and the production of the uncanny in digital participatory culture

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By Laura Glitsos, Mark Deuze
| SAGE Publishing
Introduction With the evolution of media from the late-19th century onwards the ‘spectacle’ of serial killing (MacDonald, 2013; Seltzer, 2013 [1998]) has moved beyond the realm of ‘one-to-many’ media such as print newspapers and broadcast television. Serial killing is now also distributed across the contemporary ‘many-to-many’ interactive digital environment (Boczkowski and Mitchelstein, 2021).
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