Abstract
With the emergence of digital media—and not least mobile media and social media—the eyewitness has gained renewed prominence. The eyewitness has moved behind the camera, and eyewitness images are mass produced and disseminated across platforms. Witnessing invariably raises questions about visibility and recognition: Who is seen, why are they seen, and how are they seen? Accordingly, eyewitness images in today's connective media environment reconfigure the mediated visibility of conflictual situations.
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