Dominant narratives-from the Cold War consensus to the War on Terror-have often served
as the foundation for debates over national security. Weaving current challenges, past …

Callaghan, KC, 204 Cappella, JN, 7, 291 Carrico, AR, 8, 290 Carter, J., 236 Castells, M., 91,
264 causal illusions, 206 Chisholm, RM, 39 citation bias, 168 Clarke, C., 283 climate …

People use online social forums for all sorts of reasons, including political conversations,
regardless of the site's main purpose. But what leads some of these people to take their …

The rise of political polarization within western societies has been portrayed by events such
as the United States Capitol riot or the United Kingdom's exit from the European Union. In …

Online rhetoric about the Internet's potential to change society, the need to reform
intellectual property laws, and the evils of censorship is becoming increasingly similar …

Misunderstanding News Audiences interrogates the prevailing myths around the impact of
the Internet and social media on news consumption and democracy. The book draws on a …

Twitter allows political candidates to broadcast messages directly to the public, some of
which spread virally, potentially reaching new supportive audiences. During the 2014 US …

It is well known that corporations rely on open source software as part of their product
development lifecycle. Given these commitments, understanding the health of open source …

This chapter examines the network mechanisms which underlie major parts of the media
system: the industry, the content, and the audience. It identifies key theoretical frameworks …

This chapter reviews the relationship between the theory of agenda setting and scandals pre-
social media environments, before situating agenda setting and scandals within the altered …