Internet and european integration : pro- and antieu debates in online news media.
This book offers a wealth of original empirical data on how online media shape EU contestation. Taking a public sphere perspective, the authors highlight the myths and truths about the nature of audience-driven online media content and show how public demands for legitimacy are at the heart of the m...
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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[Place of publication not identified] :
Barbara Budrich,
2014.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
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- Cover
- The Internet and European Integration. Pro- and Anti-EU Debates in Online News Media
- Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgements
- 1. Introduction: New media
- new democracy for Europe?
- 1.1. Online news media and the promise of democracy
- 1.2. The Internet and the European public sphere: Promise and reality
- 1.3. Beyond deliberation: Capturing the spirit of the European e-sphere
- 1.4. The EU online news media sphere: Cyber-dream orcyber-nightmare?
- 2. Digital democracy: Expectations and reality
- 2.1. Cyber-optimists meet cyber-pessimists
- 2.2. The information promise: The practice of online journalism2.3. The participatory promise: Does the online public sphere empower the citizens?
- 2.4. The legitimation promise: Does the online public sphere support new forms of transnational democracy?
- 3. Internet and democracy in the EU: A public sphere perspective
- 3.1. EU mediatization and the reconfirmation of the publicsphere
- 3.2. A public sphere approach of digital democracy in the EU
- 3.3. From subaltern online publics to online mass publics
- 3.4. The mass mediating capacities of online news media: Towards a new concentration of political news?3.5. A three-dimensional public sphere model
- 3.6. The public sphere model as a bridge between micro andmacro analysis
- 4. Methods: Analysing the spirit and essence of the online EU news sphere
- 4.1. Defining the online EU sphere(s)
- 4.2. Capturing and analysing online content
- 4.3. Operationalizing the public sphere model
- 4.4. Validation, consistency and reliability
- 4.5. Discussion
- ""5. Mapping the EU online new space: Publicity, participation and public opinion formation""""5.1. Publicity: The condition of the online EU spheres""; ""5.2. Online readers� participation""; ""5.3. Public opinion formation""; ""5.4. Conclusion""; ""6. Expanding the online news space: Readers as alternative voice or echo?""; ""6.1. The terms of publicity: �Staging� the debate""; ""6.2. Participation: Different types of publicness, differentmode of debate?""; ""6.3. Us, them and the EU: Persuasion through populism ordeliberation?""; ""6.4. Conclusion""
- 7. Expanding the EU news space: the formation of voice publics in online user forums 7.1. EU online news-making: Condition of publicity
- 7.2. EU online news-making: Condition of participation
- 7.3. EU online news making: Condition of public opinion formation
- 7.4. The implications of online public contestation for European integration
- Annex I: Sampling of articles for quantitative and qualitative coding
- I.I 2009 European Parliament elections
- I. II Eurocrisis 2010-2012
- Annex II: Codebook, Eurocrisis in online news media 2010-2012