Marko Siitonen
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4244673 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Marko Siitonen |
| NOMBRES | Marko |
| APELLIDO | Siitonen |
| FIRMA | SIITONEN M |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Jyväskylä |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5138-437X |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 4 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2018 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Mapping Automation in Journalism Studies 2010–2019
The algorithmic turn has fundamentally transformed journalistic work.Academic interest in the implication of automated algorithms for journalism has grown hand-in-hand with their everyday use.This paper presents a literature review of peerreviewed research reports (N = 62) on automated algorithms in the context of journalistic work.Our review focuses on the first decade (2010-2019) during which automated journalism gained traction.The study ident…
Language and Acculturation
This study examines the acculturation of Russian speakers in Latvia and Finland by comparing their cultural (dis)involvement and preference (Carlson & Güler 2018) with their self-reported language proficiency and use. Using survey data collected from both countries (N = 224), the study finds a correlation between Russian speakers' everyday language use and their level of acculturation. The comparative results showed that respondents using more lo…
Language ideologies in a Finnish university student union’s Facebook communication practices
This paper examines language ideologies -sets of normative beliefs about language and its speakers -in a Finnish university student union's Facebook communication practices.Prior research has discussed how today's Nordic universities appear to be caught in an ideological tension between the preservation of ethnolinguistic nationalism and the pursuit of internationalization through the use of English.We are interested in the case of university stu…
Russian speakers’ media engagement and acculturation in Finland and Latvia
This comparative study looks into Russian speakers’ acculturation in Finland and Latvia by contrasting their cultural involvement and cultural preference Carlson and Güler (J Int Migr Integr 19:625–647, 2018. 10.1007/s12134-018-0554-4) with their self-reported news media use. Drawing on survey data collected from both countries (N = 224), the findings show that participants in both countries scored closer to biculturalism than monoculturalism. Ma…
A Shameless Ideology of Shameless Women
This study analyzes social media (YouTube) discourse related to Aurat March 2019, a women's rights movement in Pakistan. Using a discourse analytical approach that draws on the premises of Positioning theory, the analysis reveals the following two major storylines from the data: 'The women who stray from the path, and the men who will return them to it,' and 'Islam under threat from the outside.' Social media platforms allow their users to expres…
Looking Ahead in Games Research
This thematic issue presents a number of emerging scholarships into the study of digital gaming. The articles are based on a 2019 symposium on game studies hosted by the Digital Games Research section of ECREA. As the phenomena related to digital gaming keep on evolving and emerging, so must research keep up with the times and constantly challenge itself. Whether speaking about validating previously developed research methods, imagining totally n…
Playful approaches to news engagement
From crossword puzzles and quizzes to more complex gamification strategies and serious newsgames, legacy media has long explored ways to deploy playful approaches to deliver their content and engage with the audience. We examine how news and games fit together when news organizations, game creators and news audiences welcome gameful forms of communication and participation. Moreover, we reflect on the theoretical and empirical significance of mer…
Social Inclusion and Exclusion in the Life Stories of Deported Asylum Seekers from Finland to Iraqi Kurdistan
This study explores how social inclusion and exclusion manifest as a dynamic continuum in the everyday lived realities of irregular migrants. Based on narratives of Iraqi Kurdish asylum seekers, who were eventually deported from Finland, the analysis depicts the ways in which societal structures, personal negotiations as well as relationships and social networks interplay in lives characterized by multiple locations, transitions and positions. Es…
A Shameless Ideology of Shameless Women
This study analyzes social media (YouTube) discourse related to Aurat March 2019, a women's rights movement in Pakistan. Using a discourse analytical approach that draws on the premises of Positioning theory, the analysis reveals the following two major storylines from the data: 'The women who stray from the path, and the men who will return them to it,' and 'Islam under threat from the outside.' Social media platforms allow their users to expres…
Language ideologies in a Finnish university student union’s Facebook communication practices
This paper examines language ideologies -sets of normative beliefs about language and its speakers -in a Finnish university student union's Facebook communication practices.Prior research has discussed how today's Nordic universities appear to be caught in an ideological tension between the preservation of ethnolinguistic nationalism and the pursuit of internationalization through the use of English.We are interested in the case of university stu…
Russian speakers’ media engagement and acculturation in Finland and Latvia
This comparative study looks into Russian speakers’ acculturation in Finland and Latvia by contrasting their cultural involvement and cultural preference Carlson and Güler (J Int Migr Integr 19:625–647, 2018. 10.1007/s12134-018-0554-4) with their self-reported news media use. Drawing on survey data collected from both countries (N = 224), the findings show that participants in both countries scored closer to biculturalism than monoculturalism. Ma…
Social Inclusion and Exclusion in the Life Stories of Deported Asylum Seekers from Finland to Iraqi Kurdistan
This study explores how social inclusion and exclusion manifest as a dynamic continuum in the everyday lived realities of irregular migrants. Based on narratives of Iraqi Kurdish asylum seekers, who were eventually deported from Finland, the analysis depicts the ways in which societal structures, personal negotiations as well as relationships and social networks interplay in lives characterized by multiple locations, transitions and positions. Es…
Playful approaches to news engagement
From crossword puzzles and quizzes to more complex gamification strategies and serious newsgames, legacy media has long explored ways to deploy playful approaches to deliver their content and engage with the audience. We examine how news and games fit together when news organizations, game creators and news audiences welcome gameful forms of communication and participation. Moreover, we reflect on the theoretical and empirical significance of mer…
Looking Ahead in Games Research
This thematic issue presents a number of emerging scholarships into the study of digital gaming. The articles are based on a 2019 symposium on game studies hosted by the Digital Games Research section of ECREA. As the phenomena related to digital gaming keep on evolving and emerging, so must research keep up with the times and constantly challenge itself. Whether speaking about validating previously developed research methods, imagining totally n…
Russian speakers’ media engagement and acculturation in Finland and Latvia
This comparative study looks into Russian speakers’ acculturation in Finland and Latvia by contrasting their cultural involvement and cultural preference Carlson and Güler (J Int Migr Integr 19:625–647, 2018. 10.1007/s12134-018-0554-4) with their self-reported news media use. Drawing on survey data collected from both countries (N = 224), the findings show that participants in both countries scored closer to biculturalism than monoculturalism. Ma…
A Shameless Ideology of Shameless Women
This study analyzes social media (YouTube) discourse related to Aurat March 2019, a women's rights movement in Pakistan. Using a discourse analytical approach that draws on the premises of Positioning theory, the analysis reveals the following two major storylines from the data: 'The women who stray from the path, and the men who will return them to it,' and 'Islam under threat from the outside.' Social media platforms allow their users to expres…
Language ideologies in a Finnish university student union’s Facebook communication practices
This paper examines language ideologies -sets of normative beliefs about language and its speakers -in a Finnish university student union's Facebook communication practices.Prior research has discussed how today's Nordic universities appear to be caught in an ideological tension between the preservation of ethnolinguistic nationalism and the pursuit of internationalization through the use of English.We are interested in the case of university stu…
Mapping Automation in Journalism Studies 2010–2019
The algorithmic turn has fundamentally transformed journalistic work.Academic interest in the implication of automated algorithms for journalism has grown hand-in-hand with their everyday use.This paper presents a literature review of peerreviewed research reports (N = 62) on automated algorithms in the context of journalistic work.Our review focuses on the first decade (2010-2019) during which automated journalism gained traction.The study ident…
Language and Acculturation
This study examines the acculturation of Russian speakers in Latvia and Finland by comparing their cultural (dis)involvement and preference (Carlson & Güler 2018) with their self-reported language proficiency and use. Using survey data collected from both countries (N = 224), the study finds a correlation between Russian speakers' everyday language use and their level of acculturation. The comparative results showed that respondents using more lo…
Sociology (8 obras) · Political science (6 obras) · Media studies (5 obras) · Gender Studies (4 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Computer Science (3 obras) · Multilingual Education and Policy (3 obras) · Politics (3 obras) · Social media (3 obras) · Social science (3 obras)