SMELL test/ PIE Data mining Bias (confirmation, implicit) Appropriation Monetization Icon, iconicity, iconographic The Other/ Othering Attention, attention economy Media power (many options) Media scarcity Representation (identity, ethics) Advocacy Witnessing, testimony Information bubbles Disintermediation Satire/ parody Monopoly power Ideology Hashtag activism Cancel culture Genre/ genre conventions Distribution Objectivity vs. fairness in news coverage Information hygiene Participatory culture, participatory politics Remix Media frames, frameworks of interpretation Fake news Surveillance capitalism Normalization Algorithms Press freedom, intellectual freedom Citizen / professional journalism Ethics (media production/ consumption, sharing) Epistemology, epistemological crisis SMELL test/ PIE Data mining Bias (confirmation, implicit) Appropriation Monetization Icon, iconicity, iconographic The Other/ Othering Attention, attention economy Media power (many options) Media scarcity Representation (identity, ethics) Advocacy Witnessing, testimony Information bubbles Disintermediation Satire/ parody Monopoly power Ideology Hashtag activism Cancel culture Genre/ genre conventions Distribution Objectivity vs. fairness in news coverage Information hygiene Participatory culture, participatory politics Remix Media frames, frameworks of interpretation Fake news Surveillance capitalism Normalization Algorithms Press freedom, intellectual freedom Citizen / professional journalism Ethics (media production/ consumption, sharing) Epistemology, epistemological crisis
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
SMELL test/ PIE
Data mining
Bias (confirmation, implicit)
Appropriation
Monetization
Icon, iconicity, iconographic
The Other/ Othering
Attention, attention economy
Media power (many options)
Media scarcity
Representation (identity, ethics)
Advocacy
Witnessing, testimony
Information bubbles
Disintermediation
Satire/ parody
Monopoly power
Ideology
Hashtag activism
Cancel culture
Genre/ genre conventions
Distribution
Objectivity vs. fairness in news coverage
Information hygiene
Participatory culture, participatory politics
Remix
Media frames, frameworks of interpretation
Fake news
Surveillance capitalism
Normalization
Algorithms
Press freedom, intellectual freedom
Citizen / professional journalism
Ethics (media production/ consumption, sharing)
Epistemology, epistemological crisis