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A welcome image for the journal Visual Communication, featuring its logo and branding with a pink gradient design. The text highlights the journal's website link: "journals.sagepub.com/home/VCJ." Below, three most-read articles from the past six months are displayed with their titles, abstracts, and download/view statistics: "Multimodal content analysis: expanding analytical approaches to content analysis" by Frank Serafini, with 10,471 views and downloads. "Matter, meaning and semiotics" by Kay L. O'Halloran, with 7,574 views and downloads. "Visual communication and mental health" by Jill Bennett, with 4,557 views and downloads.

Visual Communication, a leading journal published by SAGE, is now on BlueSky 🎉

To celebrate, here’s a look at some of our most-read articles from the past 6 months. Give us a follow and join our BlueSky community to connect with readers and visual communication scholars ✨

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Performing Luxury Labour in Super-Elite Hotels"

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Verschwörungstheorien im Videoformat Conspiracy theories are on the rise, especially on social media. This study examines how conspiracy theories are communicated in video format. It provides an overview of formats, thematic structure, a...

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Verschwörungstheorien im Videoformat
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Pathways to Multimodality Pathways to Multimodality offers an exciting new platform for innovative scholarship in multimodality building on a wide range of disciplines including, but not limited to, linguistics, media studies,...

Please submit your EXPRESSION OF INTEREST to Hana Ikenaga or to one of the series editors. For further information, visit www.degruyter.com/serial/pm-b/....

PATHWAYS invites monographs and collections that explicitly address the multimodal nature of communication. It promotes empirical work that draws on larger sets of data + adopts qualitative, quantitative, or mixed-methods appr as well as contributions advancing general aspects of theory and method.

PATHWAYS TO MULTIMODALITY offers a new platform for innovative scholarship in #multimodality building on a wide range of disciplines including, but not limited to, linguistics, media studies, visual communication, journalism, rhetoric, film and comic studies.

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📌 TOMORROW | Guest lecture by @mluginbuehl.bsky.social.

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We are very excited to be welcoming Prof. Dr. Martin Luginbühl (@mluginbuehl.bsky.social) to Salzburg.

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Ach, da mache ich mir keine Sorgen. Wir freuen uns sehr auf euch! :)

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2. Runde unserer Vortragsreihe: Zu Gast sind die "Innbrucker #Medienlinguistik" - a.k.a. Katharina Christ, Daniel Pfurtscheller (@dpfu.bsky.social) & Ina Pink - mit einer Werkschau ihrer Forschungsprojekte 🔥 5. Dezember - 17-18 Uhr - Unipark Nonntal 3.205 - Salzburg #multimodality #medialinguistics

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I recently did some branding design for @thiip.bsky.social's #multimodality research group @helsinkiuni.bsky.social. The rubik's cube element will be reshuffled for spec projects. Tuomo + team do amazing work & I had heaps of fun working on this project. Pics: logo, icon, colour palette, stickers...

The Bremen-Groningen Online Workshops on Multimodality THE BREMEN-GRONINGEN ONLINE WORKSHOPS ON MULTIMODALITY #BreGroMM fridays, 1.00PM- 4.00PM (Berlin time)online via Zoom Our series is now an established event in the context of multimodalit...

This Friday is a #BreGroMM day:

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Today: three talks on branding and promotion!

Registration is still possible.
See you online at 1.00pm (CET)!

Sociolinguistic monitoring and L2 speakers of English This study contributes to a growing body of research on the social meanings of linguistic variation with particular interest in the cognitive processes governing their emergence. Our research follows ...

💬 New paper from our #sociolinguistic #monitoring project (@degruyterbrill.bsky.social): It reports on speech-perception experiments w/ L2 Engl listeners, looking at their evaluation of varying realizations of (ing), word-initial (th) + (w), and word-final (d). #openaccess ▶️ doi.org/10.1515/ling...

Introductions Textbooks/introductions/handbooks on corpus linguistics (in different languages) The list below has been crowd-sourced on social media to cover different languages, but it is no doubt still incompl…

Textbooks/introductions/handbooks on corpus linguistics (in different languages):
sydneycorpuslab.com/introductions/

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Looking forward to a talk by Christoph Rühlemann (Freiburg) on 'Speech planning in triadic interaction' as part of this term's lecture series 'Current Approaches to Discourse Analysis' at the Dept of English & American Studies Uni Salzburg ▶️ 17/10 | 3-4.30 pm | Unipark Nonntal | 3.205 #multimodality

It invites monographs + collections on #multimodality and offers a platform for innovative perspectives, interdisciplinary approaches, new methods and advancements in multimodal analysis. Contact us for details or to discuss your ideas for book projects! #pathwaystomultimodality

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🚀 We are excited to announce the launch of our new book series "Pathways to Multimodality" @degruyterbrill.bsky.social edited by John A. Bateman, Jana Pflaeging, Hartmut Stöckl, and Janina Wildfeuer (@neous.bsky.social).

Congrats :-D

Yay! 😊 My mini-review "Diachronic Multimodality Research" has just appeared in Frontiers in Communication. It's part of a special issue celebrating John Bateman's work (edited by @neous.bsky.social, Claudia Lehmann & Tamara Drummond). Open access ▶️ www.frontiersin.org/articles/10....

:-) Erinnert auch an Christoph Niemanns Fliesen in Wannsee 🥰

That's fantastic news, congratulations! :-)

Thanks so much! That's snow-capped Untersberg in the background. Grand vistas from our uni building :-)

:-) Something really cool happened in July (and thus makes for a great first post). My PhD project on National Geographic was featured in the German-lang ed of the magazine. The issue reflected on NatGeo's long-standing history & I got to share some findings from my diachronic corpus study. Thanks!