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First published 2017-7

Never Gonna GIF You Up: Analyzing the Cultural Significance of the Animated GIF

Kate M. Miltner, Tim Highfield

Social Media + Society

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First published 2014-11

Playing in the Gif(t) Economy

Graig Uhlin

Games and Culture

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First published 2023-6

Relating,searching,and referencing: Assessing the appeal of using GIFs to communicate

Scott Haden Church, Jesse King, Tom Robinson [...]

Convergence: The International Journal of Research into New Media Technologies

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First published 2023-5

Enhanced deep learning network for emotion recognition from GIF

Agam Madan, Jolly Parikh, Rachna Jain [...]

Intelligent Decision Technologies

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First published 2016-8

Animated GIFs as vernacular graphic design: producing Tumblr blogs

Ödül Akyapi Gürsimsek

Visual Communication

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Research article

First published 2025

From ‘good for her’ to ‘you in danger,girl’: text–image relationships in GIF reply posts

Elizabeth Marsden, Alba Milà-Garcia

Visual Communication

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First published 2026

The look of “Aww”: Emotional transcoding in GIF repositories on digital media platforms

Sara Kopelman

New Media & Society

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First published 2026

“More like a drug cartel than a baby plan”: A multimodal analysis of infertility GIFs on Reddit

Rim H. Chaif

Health: An Interdisciplinary Journal for the Social Study of Health,Illness and Medicine

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Research article

First published 1997-8

Altered expression of Growth Inhibitory Factor (GIF / MT-III) mRNA in the rat facial nucleus after facial nerve injury is closely related with facial function

Eiji Kohmura, Takamichi Yuguchi, Takayuki Sakaki [...]

Restorative Neurology and Neuroscience

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First published 2019-8

Sorted for Memes and Gifs: Visual Media and Everyday Digital Politics

Jonathan Dean

Political Studies Review

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