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Who Follows Whom? - The Role Of Geography And Similarity In Online Attention Networks

by Alexi (Northeastern University) Quintana-Mathe, David (Northeastern University) Lazer, Nir (Ben-Gurion University Of The Negev) Grinberg e Zhen (Northeastern University) Guo

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 Follower ties play a major role in social media platforms, representing users' choices on what content to pay attention to. This Element examines the role of geography and similarity by gender, age, race, and partisanship with respect to attention by studying the follower ties among 1.1 million Twitter accounts matched to US voter records.
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Who Follows Whom? - The Role Of Geography And Similarity In Online Attention Networks

by Alexi (Northeastern University) Quintana-Mathe, David (Northeastern University) Lazer, Nir (Ben-Gurion University Of The Negev) Grinberg e Zhen (Northeastern University) Guo

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 Follower ties play a major role in social media platforms, representing users' choices on what content to pay attention to. This Element examines the role of geography and similarity by gender, age, race, and partisanship with respect to attention by studying the follower ties among 1.1 million Twitter accounts matched to US voter records.
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Emotions On Our Screens

by Lauren P. (University Of Pennsylvania) Olson, Talbot M. (Cornell University) Andrews e Yanna (University Of Michigan) Krupnikov

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 This Element mentions that while scholars have long considered how political messages makes people feel, changes in the media environment have given people unprecedented access to the expressed emotions of others. Through both contemporary news stories and social media, people now learn how others feel about political events.
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Emotions On Our Screens

by Lauren P. (University Of Pennsylvania) Olson, Talbot M. (Cornell University) Andrews e Yanna (University Of Michigan) Krupnikov

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 This Element mentions that while scholars have long considered how political messages makes people feel, changes in the media environment have given people unprecedented access to the expressed emotions of others. Through both contemporary news stories and social media, people now learn how others feel about political events.
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News Use, Political Knowledge, And Misperceptions In 18 Countries Across The Global North

by Alon (University Of Haifa) Zoizner, Christian (Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz) Schemer, Jesper (University Of Gothenburg) Stromback, Luisa (Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz) Gehle e Peter Van (University Of Antwerp) Aelst

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 The established idea that people learn about politics and relevant societal issues via the news media can be put into question. First, people choose to avoid most news. Second, people may form their beliefs based on false and misleading information. This Element confirms the added value of staying informed through using traditional news media.
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News Use, Political Knowledge, And Misperceptions In 18 Countries Across The Global North

by Alon (University Of Haifa) Zoizner, Christian (Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz) Schemer, Jesper (University Of Gothenburg) Stromback, Luisa (Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz) Gehle e Peter Van (University Of Antwerp) Aelst

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 The established idea that people learn about politics and relevant societal issues via the news media can be put into question. First, people choose to avoid most news. Second, people may form their beliefs based on false and misleading information. This Element confirms the added value of staying informed through using traditional news media.
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Catching Fire In The News - The Necessary Conditions For Media Storms

by Amber E. (University Of California, Davis) Boydstun, Dallas (University Of Michigan) Card, Jill R. (University Of California Center Sacramento) Laufer e Noah A. (University Of Washington) Smith

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 This Element uses a fire triangle analogy for the necessary conditions of media storms. Media storms takes the right event, at the right time, with the momentum of attention. But when a media storm erupts, it can serve as an opportunity for change. This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.
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Catching Fire In The News - The Necessary Conditions For Media Storms

by Amber E. (University Of California, Davis) Boydstun, Dallas (University Of Michigan) Card, Jill R. (University Of California Center Sacramento) Laufer e Noah A. (University Of Washington) Smith

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 This Element uses a fire triangle analogy for the necessary conditions of media storms. Media storms takes the right event, at the right time, with the momentum of attention. But when a media storm erupts, it can serve as an opportunity for change. This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.
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Amplifying Extremism - Small Town Politicians, Media Storms, And American Journalism

by Jessica C. (University Of Illinois Urbana-Champaign) Hagman e Nik (University Of San Diego) Usher

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 This Element on a politician's debut in the public eye showcases a novel approach to media corpus construction that combines proprietary and open databases, aggregated search tools, and targeted searching, and includes local, regional, and national news across digital-first, radio, news publishers, broadcast and cable television, and social media.
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Amplifying Extremism - Small Town Politicians, Media Storms, And American Journalism

by Jessica C. (University Of Illinois Urbana-Champaign) Hagman e Nik (University Of San Diego) Usher

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 This Element on a politician's debut in the public eye showcases a novel approach to media corpus construction that combines proprietary and open databases, aggregated search tools, and targeted searching, and includes local, regional, and national news across digital-first, radio, news publishers, broadcast and cable television, and social media.
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Political Representation As Communicative Practice

by Christopher (University Of Vienna) Wratil e Fabio (University Of Vienna) Wolkenstein

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 This Element develops a novel conceptual framework for studying political representation that makes the insights of theoretical work on representation usable for quantitative empirical research. It argues that quantitative research can benefit immensely from taking the innovations seriously, and it provides the conceptual tools for doing so.
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How News Coverage Of Misinformation Shapes Perceptions And Trust

by Emily Thorson

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 This Element takes on two related questions: How do the media cover the issue of misinformation, and how does exposure to this coverage affect public perceptions, including trust? A content analysis shows that most media coverage explicitly blames social media for the problem, and two experiments find that while exposure to news coverage of misinformation makes people less trusting of news on social media, it increases trust in print news. This counterintuitive effect occurs because exposure to news about misinformation increases the perceived value of traditional journalistic norms. Finally, exposure to misinformation coverage has no measurable effect on political trust or internal efficacy, and political interest is a strong predictor of interest in news coverage of misinformation across partisan lines. These results suggest that many Americans see legacy media as a bulwark against changes that threaten to distort the information environment.
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Political Representation As Communicative Practice

by Christopher (University Of Vienna) Wratil e Fabio (University Of Vienna) Wolkenstein

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 This Element develops a novel conceptual framework for studying political representation that makes the insights of theoretical work on representation usable for quantitative empirical research. It argues that quantitative research can benefit immensely from taking the innovations seriously, and it provides the conceptual tools for doing so.
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Social Media Democracy Mirage - How Social Media News Fuels A Politically Uninformed Participatory Democracy

by Homero (Universidad De Salamanca, Spain And Pennsylvania State University) Gil De Zuniga, Hugo Marcos (Universidad De Salamanca, Spain) Marne, Manuel (Universidad De Salamanca, Spain) Goyanes e Rebecca (Universidad De Salamanca, Spain) Scheffauer

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 Social media was expected to provide new opportunities for people to learn about politics and public affairs. This Element contends that social media has produced a Social Media Democracy Mirage. Social media have led to a socio-political paradox in which people are more participatory than ever, yet not necessarily more informed.
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Social Media Democracy Mirage - How Social Media News Fuels A Politically Uninformed Participatory Democracy

by Homero (Universidad De Salamanca, Spain And Pennsylvania State University) Gil De Zuniga, Hugo Marcos (Universidad De Salamanca, Spain) Marne, Manuel (Universidad De Salamanca, Spain) Goyanes e Rebecca (Universidad De Salamanca, Spain) Scheffauer

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 Social media was expected to provide new opportunities for people to learn about politics and public affairs. This Element contends that social media has produced a Social Media Democracy Mirage. Social media have led to a socio-political paradox in which people are more participatory than ever, yet not necessarily more informed.
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Angry And Wrong - The Emotional Dynamics Of Partisan Media And Political Misperceptions

by Brian (University Of Michigan) Weeks

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 This Element argues that political anger provides one key theoretical link between partisan media use and political misperceptions. Partisan media play an important role in shaping political emotions and beliefs and offers one explanation for why audiences are likely to hold inaccurate beliefs about politics.
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Angry And Wrong - The Emotional Dynamics Of Partisan Media And Political Misperceptions

by Brian (University Of Michigan) Weeks

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 This Element argues that political anger provides one key theoretical link between partisan media use and political misperceptions. Partisan media play an important role in shaping political emotions and beliefs and offers one explanation for why audiences are likely to hold inaccurate beliefs about politics.
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How News Coverage Of Misinformation Shapes Perceptions And Trust

by Emily (Syracuse University) Thorson

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 This Element shows that while exposure to news coverage of misinformation makes people less trusting of news on social media, it increases trust in print news. It suggests that many Americans see legacy media as bulwark against changes that threaten to distort the information environment.
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How News Coverage Of Misinformation Shapes Perceptions And Trust

by Emily (Syracuse University) Thorson

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 This Element shows that while exposure to news coverage of misinformation makes people less trusting of news on social media, it increases trust in print news. It suggests that many Americans see legacy media as bulwark against changes that threaten to distort the information environment.
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The Youtube Apparatus

by Kevin (Pennsylvania State University) Munger

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 This Element presents a flexible but coherent framework that draws on existing literature from media economics and journalism to reflect the supply-and-demand realities of a given social media platform. This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.
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The Youtube Apparatus

by Kevin (Pennsylvania State University) Munger

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 This Element presents a flexible but coherent framework that draws on existing literature from media economics and journalism to reflect the supply-and-demand realities of a given social media platform. This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.
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Constructing Political Expertise In The News

by Hillary Style, John Barry Ryan, Kathleen Searles e Yanna Krupnikov

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Constructing Political Expertise In The News

by Hillary Style, John Barry Ryan, Kathleen Searles e Yanna Krupnikov

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 Expert news sources offer context and act as translators, communicating complex policy issues to the public. Therefore, these sources have implications for who, and what is elevated and legitimized by news coverage. This element considers patterns in expert sources, focusing on a particular area of expertise: politics. As a starting point, it conducts a content analysis tracking which types of political experts are most likely to be interviewed, using this analysis to explain patterns in expert sourcing. Building on the source data, it next conducts experiments and surveys of journalists to consider demand for expert sources. Finally, shifting the analysis to the supply of expert sources, it turns to a survey of faculty to track expert experiences with journalists. Jointly, the results suggest underlying patterns in expert sourcing is a tension between journalists'' preferences, the time constraints of producing news, and the preferences of the experts themselves.
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Constructing Political Expertise In The News

by Hillary (Stony Brook University, State University Of New York) Style, John Barry (Stony Brook University, State University Of New York) Ryan, Kathleen (Louisiana State University) Searles e Yanna (Stony Brook University, State University Of New York) Krupnikov

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 This Element considers patterns in expert sources, focusing on politics. Jointly, the results of the survey suggest underlying patterns in expert sourcing is a tension between journalists' preferences, the time constraints of producing news, and the preferences of the experts themselves.
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