Dr Emma Graves-Sandriman
Name | Dr Emma Graves-Sandriman |
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Job title | Senior Lecturer in Media and Communications |
Research institute | School of Creative Arts and Industries |
ORCID | https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7769-1116 |
Research outputs
Covering extended reality technologies in the media
Graves, E.K. 2024. Covering extended reality technologies in the media. Abingdon Routledge, Taylor and Francis.Media Coverage of Extended Reality Technologies: The blurred boundary between news and promotional discourse
Graves, E. 2022. Media Coverage of Extended Reality Technologies: The blurred boundary between news and promotional discourse.The interplay between news and marketing of Extended Reality Technologies: News as a promotional tool
Graves, E. 2021. The interplay between news and marketing of Extended Reality Technologies: News as a promotional tool.Citizens or consumers? The relationship between news and marketing of Extended Reality Technologies
Graves, E. 2021. Citizens or consumers? The relationship between news and marketing of Extended Reality Technologies.Digital transformation with immersive technologies
Graves, E. 2021. Digital transformation with immersive technologies.Promotional discourse in news coverage of extended reality technologies
Graves, E. 2019. Promotional discourse in news coverage of extended reality technologies.Extended Reality Technologies: evolution, news and promotional discourse
Graves, E. 2019. Extended Reality Technologies: evolution, news and promotional discourse.The role of fiction in news coverage of extended reality technologies
Graves, E. 2019. The role of fiction in news coverage of extended reality technologies.Virtual reality in the news: Representations and commercialisation
Graves, E. 2018. Virtual reality in the news: Representations and commercialisation.Positive versus negative news representations of VR
Graves, E. 2018. Positive versus negative news representations of VR.News media representations of virtual reality
Graves, E. 2017. News media representations of virtual reality.News values and the postcolonial: An analysis of the British press
Graves, E. and Sanz Sabido, R. 2017. News values and the postcolonial: An analysis of the British press.News values and the postcolonial: An analysis of the British press
Graves, E. and Sanz Sabido, R. 2017. News values and the postcolonial: An analysis of the British press.News media representations of virtual reality
Graves, E. 2017. News media representations of virtual reality.UK news coverage of extended reality technologies: analysing extended reality news discourse and its relation to product marketing
Graves, E. 2021. UK news coverage of extended reality technologies: analysing extended reality news discourse and its relation to product marketing . Prof Doc Thesis Canterbury Christ Church University School of Creative Arts and IndustriesMeCCSA PGN 2018 Conference: Contemporary News Discourse Around the Globe
Graves, E. and Furze, N. 2019. MeCCSA PGN 2018 Conference: Contemporary News Discourse Around the Globe. MeCCSA Postgraduate Network. https://doi.org/10.31165/nk.2019.121MeCCSA Postgraduate Network 2018 conference special issue: Communities and the media around the globe
Graves, E. 2018. MeCCSA Postgraduate Network 2018 conference special issue: Communities and the media around the globe. MeCCSA Postgraduate Network. https://doi.org/10.31165/nk.2018.112Media influence on expectations of virtual reality
Graves, E. 2018. Media influence on expectations of virtual reality. Refractory. 30.Representations of virtual reality in UK and US news (2014-2016)
Graves, E. 2017. Representations of virtual reality in UK and US news (2014-2016). Masters Thesis Canterbury Christ Church University Faculty of Arts and Humanities833
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