This volume investigates how social media platforms are reshaping the practices of journalism and memorialization, particularly during times of crisis. The book acknowledges the increasing volume of individual sharing and explores its profound impact on mass communication. It examines the evolving landscape where personal narratives intersect with public discourse, influencing how events are remembered and reported. The work considers the challenges and opportunities presented by digital platforms for both journalists and those seeking to commemorate individuals or events.

The book is likely to be of interest to academics and researchers in media studies, communication, and sociology. Its focus on the intersection of social media, journalism, and memorialization suggests a scholarly approach to contemporary communication phenomena. The emphasis on crisis communication indicates a timely and relevant analysis of how digital platforms are utilized during significant events. The work aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of these evolving practices.