Chris Tedjasukmana

Chris Tedjasukmana serves as Professor of Everyday Media and Digital Cultures at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, Germany, where he focuses on the cultural and political dimensions of digital media practices. His academic work centers on the evolving relationship between media consumption, digital platforms, and societal engagement.

His research interests critically examine video activism within social media ecosystems, digital cultures, and everyday media interactions. He investigates how individuals harness digital tools for political expression, the cultural frameworks shaping online activism, and the societal implications of user-generated content in contemporary communication landscapes. This work positions him at the forefront of critical media studies addressing power dynamics in digital spaces.

Professor Tedjasukmana co-authored the significant publication 'Understanding Video Activism on Social Media,' which analyzes the structural and cultural mechanisms enabling video-based protest movements across global platforms. This research demonstrates his commitment to decoding the intersection of technology, media, and political agency in the digital age.