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Ambivalent rituals of belonging: (Re)theorising hybrid, violent media events

Katja Valaskivi

Katja Valaskivi

Faculty of Theology, University of HelsinkiFinland
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Valaskivi, Katja
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Johanna Sumiala

Johanna Sumiala

Faculty of Social Sciences, University of HelsinkiFinland
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Sumiala, Johanna
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Minttu Tikka

Minttu Tikka

Department of Computer Science, Aalto UniversityFinland
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07 mai 2022
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Publié en ligne: 07 mai 2022
Pages: 81 - 98
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/njms-2022-0005
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Daily frequency of tweets about the Christchurch mosque attackComments: The timeline of the first two weeks after the attack (New Zealand time) shows the quick acceleration and equally sudden decline of daily Twitter activity in response to the Christchurch mosque attack.Source: Data and analysis by Jukka Huhtamäki (The HYTE research consortium)
Daily frequency of tweets about the Christchurch mosque attackComments: The timeline of the first two weeks after the attack (New Zealand time) shows the quick acceleration and equally sudden decline of daily Twitter activity in response to the Christchurch mosque attack.Source: Data and analysis by Jukka Huhtamäki (The HYTE research consortium)
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