Social Media and Politics: A New Way to Participate in the Political Process

Author Glenn W. Richardson Jr.

Publisher Praeger

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Author

Glenn W. Richardson Jr.

Publisher

Praeger

Volume

Copyright

2016

ISBN13

9781440839511

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eBook

Grade Level

9th Grade - 12th Grade

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Overview

This two-volume set explores the various ways social media are profoundly changing politics in America.
Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
Introduction.
1: Trending Politics: Comparing Political Information Flows in Social Media and Traditional Media.
2: What Campaigns Become as Social Media Become the Infrastructure of Political Communication.
3: Facebook in Presidential Elections: Status of Effects.
4: From Home-Style to Twitter-Style: How Personal, District, and Campaign Characteristics Affect House Candidates’ Twitter-Style.
5: Gender, U.S. House Campaigns, and the Twitterverse.
6: Issue Coverage on Twitter: Evidence from Two 2014 Senate Races.
7: Social Media Use in U.S. Senate Campaigns: Initial Tactics with Twitter.
8: Candidate Ethos through Social Media.
9: Mexican Elections Travel to Social Media: How Citizens Participated through YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter.
10: Who Sees What? Individual Exposure to Political Information via Social Media.
11: How Many People Saw Your Tweet? Network Density among Twitter Followers.
12: You Have How Many Followers?.
13: The Influence of Political Intergroup Differences and Social Media Use on Political Discussion and Polarization.
14: Comparing Social Media Use and Political Engagement: Toward a Valid Measurement Strategy.
About the Editor and Contributors.
Volume 1 Index.
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Social Media and Politics: A New Way to Participate in the Political Process

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