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Select article: “Fake News” and Emerging Online Media Ecosystem: An Integrated Intermedia Agenda-Setting Analysis of the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election

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“Fake News” and Emerging Online Media Ecosystem: An Integrated Intermedia Agenda-Setting Analysis of the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election

Lei Guo, Chris Vargo

Communication Research

Select article: Learning about the unknown Spitzenkandidaten : The role of media exposure during the 2019 European Parliament elections

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First published 2022-6

Learning about the unknown Spitzenkandidaten : The role of media exposure during the 2019 European Parliament elections

Simon Richter, Sebastian Stier

European Union Politics

Select article: The Reciprocal Effects of Perceived Accuracy and Trust in News Media: A Two-Wave Online Panel Study in the Context of the 2021 German Federal Election

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The Reciprocal Effects of Perceived Accuracy and Trust in News Media: A Two-Wave Online Panel Study in the Context of the 2021 German Federal Election

Stefanie Holtrup, Jakob Henke, Dennis Steffan [...]

Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly

Select article: Online Incidental Exposure to News Can Minimize Interest-Based Political Knowledge Gaps: Evidence from Two U.S. Elections

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Online Incidental Exposure to News Can Minimize Interest-Based Political Knowledge Gaps: Evidence from Two U.S. Elections

Brian E. Weeks, Daniel S. Lane, Lauren B. Hahn

The International Journal of Press/Politics

Select article: Multinational and Multimodal Character Framing of Political Candidates in Online News: Do Political and Media System Classifications Matter?

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Multinational and Multimodal Character Framing of Political Candidates in Online News: Do Political and Media System Classifications Matter?

Dennis Steffan, Maria Elizabeth Grabe, Umberto Famulari

The International Journal of Press/Politics

Select article: New medium,old strategies? Comparing online and traditional campaign posters for German Bundestag elections,2013–2017

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First published 2020-8

New medium,old strategies? Comparing online and traditional campaign posters for German Bundestag elections,2013–2017

Dennis Steffan, Niklas Venema

European Journal of Communication

Select article: Gender politics online? Political women and social media at election time in the United Kingdom,the United States and New Zealand

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First published 2021-2

Gender politics online? Political women and social media at election time in the United Kingdom,the United States and New Zealand

Valentina Cardo

European Journal of Communication

Select article: Getting attention online in election coverage: Audience selectivity in the 2012 US presidential election

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Getting attention online in election coverage: Audience selectivity in the 2012 US presidential election

S Mo Jang, Yu Won Oh

New Media & Society

Select article: Preelection Selective Exposure

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First published 2012-4

Preelection Selective Exposure

Silvia Knobloch-Westerwick, Steven B. Kleinman

Communication Research

Select article: How Twitter drives the global news agenda: Tweets from Brazil,Russia,India,China,the UK and US and online discourse about the 2016 US presidential election

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First published 2021-12

How Twitter drives the global news agenda: Tweets from Brazil,Russia,India,China,the UK and US and online discourse about the 2016 US presidential election

Jane O’Boyle, Carol J Pardun

Global Media and Communication

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