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spir-11911	Fitzgerald, Andrew Arthur	WITNESSING LIKE A USER: MOBILE NOTIFICATIONS AND THE LAYERED CONSTRUCTION OF MEDIATIZED TERRORISM	2021.0	4	.pdf	application/pdf	1268	66	48	This paper provides an embedded examination of mobile media use in line with Kormelink & Meijer’s call for methods affording examination of “micro-moments” such as video ethnography, tracking, or as used here, screen capture (2018) – providing analysis of media use across time and close to the rapid level of nonconscious thought at which datafied mobile media often operate (Hayles, 2017). Push notifications are an understudied phenomena in critical audience research and serve as a valuable marker of how micro (both temporally and textually) affordances and features of datafied mobile media can function as mediatized microevents, prompting microrituals in response to these attacks, ascribing an importance that belies not only their relative distance to users or the overall casualty count, but also the users’ time spent with formal news reports of the attack.	cache/spir-11911.pdf	txt/spir-11911.txt