Rising political polarization is, in part, attributed to the fragmentation of news media and the
spread of misinformation on social media. Previous reviews have yet to assess the full …

Social media is widely used by journalists for sourcing and verification. While social media
may either serve as supplementary to existing sources or replace traditional channels, it …

This study examines the growing journalistic practice of embedding full tweets in online
political news coverage. Against the background of a hybrid media system, we pursue three …

Dialogic openness suggests that organizations should employ an agonistic approach to
conversation, discussion, and listening when communicating with activist groups. This study …

News media offer balanced political messages and many citizens also seek content that
presents two sides of a political issue. Despite this supply and demand, most work on …

El objetivo de esta investigación es analizar el discurso político sobre género en la
campaña electoral del PSOE y Vox en las elecciones del 28A en España. Con este fin, nos …

5224 Jörg Matthes et al. International Journal of Communication 17 (2023) posting, or
commenting) foster affective polarization; in contrast, passive uses (ie, informing oneself) do …

Modern campaigns increasingly rely on social media to influence voters, with Twitter offering
affordances that enable direct communication between politicians and the public. However …

When looking at the origins of affective polarization, political communication scholars have
frequently pointed to social media. In this article, we theorize that the relationship between …

On the one hand, media is an instrument of social and political trust building: Through it,
trustful citizens are formed and socialized as members of a political community. On the other …