Journalism, Society and Politics in the Digital Media Era
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6 3/4 x 9 1/2
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Table of Contents

Contents
"Contributors
INTRODUCTION
1 The Digital Media Era: Challenges and Transformations
Nael Jebril, Stephen Jukes, Sofia Iordanidou and Emmanouil Takas
I: CIVIC MEDIA LITERACIES AND JOURNALISM PEDAGOGY
2 Civic Media Literacies: Re-Imagining Engagement for Civic Intentionality
Paul Mihailidis
3 Global Voices in Journalism Education
Karen Fowler-Watt
II: SOCIAL MEDIA AND POLITICAL PARTICIPATION
4 Social Web-Induced Changes in Protest Culture: A Model of an Ad-Hoc Public Counter-Discourse Based on the Case of the Controversy Surrounding
#Aufschrei (#Outrage)
Svenja Paul and Ralf Spiller
5 Snap Election Surprises: A Quantitative Analysis of Facebook Use by Political Actors in the 2017 UK Election
Matt Walsh
III: NEWS MAKING AND CONSUMPTION STRATEGIES
6 How Social Media and Technology are Changing Journalists’ Perceptions of Their Role
Stephen Jukes
7 Political Reporting in the Digital Media Era: Norms, Attitudes and Performance
Theodora A. Maniou, Irene Photiou, Elena Ketteni and Ioannis Seitanidis
8 News Consumption Strategies in the Young Swedish Media Audience
Maria Elliot
IV: MEDIA FRAMING AND REPRESENTATION
9 The Christian Community in the Syrian Conflict: Social Representations of the Christian Minority in the Online Newspapers of Greece, Britain and France
Marie Lavrentiadou and Achilleas Karadimitriou
10 Presentations of the Ukrainian Crisis in the French Press
Charalampos Gousios and Ioli Taktikou"
INTRODUCTION
1 The Digital Media Era: Challenges and Transformations
Nael Jebril, Stephen Jukes, Sofia Iordanidou and Emmanouil Takas
I: CIVIC MEDIA LITERACIES AND JOURNALISM PEDAGOGY
2 Civic Media Literacies: Re-Imagining Engagement for Civic Intentionality
Paul Mihailidis
3 Global Voices in Journalism Education
Karen Fowler-Watt
II: SOCIAL MEDIA AND POLITICAL PARTICIPATION
4 Social Web-Induced Changes in Protest Culture: A Model of an Ad-Hoc Public Counter-Discourse Based on the Case of the Controversy Surrounding
#Aufschrei (#Outrage)
Svenja Paul and Ralf Spiller
5 Snap Election Surprises: A Quantitative Analysis of Facebook Use by Political Actors in the 2017 UK Election
Matt Walsh
III: NEWS MAKING AND CONSUMPTION STRATEGIES
6 How Social Media and Technology are Changing Journalists’ Perceptions of Their Role
Stephen Jukes
7 Political Reporting in the Digital Media Era: Norms, Attitudes and Performance
Theodora A. Maniou, Irene Photiou, Elena Ketteni and Ioannis Seitanidis
8 News Consumption Strategies in the Young Swedish Media Audience
Maria Elliot
IV: MEDIA FRAMING AND REPRESENTATION
9 The Christian Community in the Syrian Conflict: Social Representations of the Christian Minority in the Online Newspapers of Greece, Britain and France
Marie Lavrentiadou and Achilleas Karadimitriou
10 Presentations of the Ukrainian Crisis in the French Press
Charalampos Gousios and Ioli Taktikou"
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