Vol. 24 No. 1 (2023): Social Communication. Online Journal

Articles

• The “DADIFICIAL” INTELLIGENCE. FATHERHOOD FROM THE MIDJOURNEY PERSPECTIVE

  Radosław Wierzbiński

  1-10

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• The TECHNOLOGY AS A MEDIUM OF ARTISTIC CREATION: THE CASE OF BIOTECHNOLOGY

  Bogumiła Suwara

  11-23

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• The THE ROLE OF COMMUNICATION AND ADVOCACY IN RESOLVING CULTURE-BASED CONFLICT: LESSONS FROM EFFORTS TO COMBAT FGM PRACTICES IN KENYA

  Christabel Odera, Israel Nyaburi Nyadera, Samuel Juma Ouma

  24-42

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• The COMMUNICATION APPROACH BETWEEN DOCTORS AND PATIENTS REGARDING COVID-19: A STUDY ON MHEALTH APPS

  Sajida Ferdous

  43-53

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• The THE PROMOTION OF VEGANISM BY INFLUENCERS. A CASE STUDY OF SELECTED INSTAGRAM PROFILES

  Barbara Sitko

  54-64

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• The ENGAGEMENT OF MICROINFLUENCERS IN THE FIELD OF SUSTAINABLE FASHION

  Zuzana Schlosserová, Michaela Pániková

  65-82

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• The COLOR AS A TOOL FOR CONVEYING INFORMATION IN INFOGRAPHICS

  Gabriela Piechnik-Czyż, Zuzanna Gruszczyńska

  83-95

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• The VOD IN POLAND. MARKET DYNAMICS AND DEVELOPMENT DIRECTIONS

  Aleksandra Chmielewska, Nikodem Sarna

  96-110

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• The THE SOCIAL POTENTIAL OF FACT-CHECKING IN VERIFYING INFORMATION ABOUT THE WAR IN UKRAINE - A CASE STUDY

  Joanna Urbaś

  111-123

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• The “CONFRONTATION” AND “RIVALRY” IN SELECTED FACEBOOK PROFILES FOR/ABOUT WOMEN. SHORT QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS

  Przemysław Pawelec, Wojciech J. Cynarski

  124-133

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• The USAGE OF TIKTOK BY LOW-COST AIRLINES IN COMMUNICATION WITH NEW GENERATION OF CLIENTS

  Michał Wichrowski, Mateusz Bacik, Wiktoria Stelmach

  134-150

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• The SOCIAL NETWORK ANALYSIS: FROM GRAPH THEORY TO APPLICATIONS

  Wojciech Golędzinowski, Władysław Błocki

  151-164

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• The THE ROLE OF OWNERSHIP IN SHAPING ONLINE NEWS CONTENT: A POLITICAL ECONOMY ANALYSIS

  MD Masud Un Nabi

  165-178

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• The OLENA ZELENSKA’S ENGAGEMENT ON INSTAGRAM DURING THE FIRST YEAR OF THE AGGRESSION OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION AS A TOOL OF UKRAINIAN SOFT POWER. CASE STUDY

  Milena Kindziuk

  179-190

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