[Commlist] CS 2/2023 Internet Research Ethics in the Platform Society published

We are really pleased to announce the publication of the openly access 
special issue *Internet Research Ethics in the Platform Society: 
Theoretical Reflections, Research Experiences, and Open Questions* of 
the journal *Comunicazioni Sociali. Journal of Media, Performing Arts 
and Cultural Studies*

The full articles are available in gold open access at the following link >>

https://comunicazionisociali.vitaepensiero.it/scheda-fascicolo_contenitore_digital/charles-m-ess-elisabetta-locatelli-aline-shakti-franzke/comunicazioni-sociali-2023-2-internet-research-ethics-in-the-platform-society-theoretical-reflections-research-experiences-and-open-questions-001200_2023_0002-395669.html 


The special issue (see the table of contents below) offers an insightful 
journey into some of the most relevant issues of internet and social 
media research ethics, such as privacy, informed consent, harm 
minimization - for both informants and researchers -, contextual 
integrity, applied to challenging situations, like small data, Instagram 
live, antagonistic social media groups. The special issue sheds also 
light on the importance of considering the contextual situation of the 
research and the awareness of researchers about ethics comparing the 
perspective of different countries.

We hope that the special issue can be useful for researchers but also 
for students and doctoral candidates.

Kind regards

Elisabetta Locatelli, aline franzke shakti, Charles M. Ess

Table of contents

Elisabetta Locatelli, Aline Shakti Franzke, Charles M. Ess

Introduction. Over Twenty Years of Internet Research Ethics: Key 
Concepts and Future Challenges

Elisabetta Riris, Guido Di Fraia

Collect and Handle Personal Social Media Data. Ethical Issues of an 
Empirical Internet Research

Suay Melisa Özkula

The Vulnerability Triad: New Considerations for Ethics and Risk 
Identification in Ambiguous and Antagonistic Digital Spaces

Leah Corinne Jones

Heuristic Questions for Instagram Live

Katie Mackinnon, Proshat Nouri-Behrouz, Jacquelyn Burkell

The ‘Thorniness’ of Social Media Research: Identifying Internet 
Research Ethics (IRE) Challenges and Ambiguities in the Canadian Context

Arne Freya Zillich, Daniela Schlütz, Eva-Maria Roehse, Elena Link, Wiebe 
Möring

Practicing Internet Research Ethics: Challenges and Solutions from a 
German Perspective

Sana Zainab, Maryam Mansoor, Uzma Gul

Self-Restrictions among Media Researchers in Global South and Regional 
Priorities: Challenges for Freedom of Expression and Ethical Research

Miscellaneous section

Nico Carpentier, Ruth-Helene Melioranski, Inês Moreira, Pille Runnel

Palimpsestic Memorializations of World War II: A Visual Essay on 
Material Displacements and Discursive Struggles in the Estonian 
Memorialscape

Alessandra Micalizzi, Rebecca Paraciani

Words Backstage. Italian Music Industry and Gender Discrimination


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