...and Vox highlight lists of their most popular stories. Blogs are lists of posts; Instagram is a list of images; Reddit is a hive-minded collection of conversations and digital artifacts...
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Heidi Campbell
...March 2020, churches and temples have moved their services online, as Facebook, YouTube, and Zoom play host to dozens of religious experiments each weekend. Jews preparing for Passover created virtual...
...of occasional letters to the editor, maybe a phone call or a discreet word from a source not completely satisfied with a report. Now, the publication of an online news...
Over at The Huffington Post, Norris J. Chumley writes on the growing influence of online forums and journals in the academic world of religion: Internet publishing is being taken more...
...worms. Of course, the tricky thing about new media technologies is precisely the lack of centralized control over the “meaning” of the practices they generate. Viewers joining the online program...
...religion—such as going to church or to the mosque—no longer necessary, and the result is that religion online becomes online religion. The Internet has therefore only served to reinforce the...
