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The Resource Social media and politics : a new way to participate in the political process, Glenn W. Richardson Jr., editor
Social media and politics : a new way to participate in the political process, Glenn W. Richardson Jr., editor
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The item Social media and politics : a new way to participate in the political process, Glenn W. Richardson Jr., editor represents a specific, individual, material embodiment of a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Boston University Libraries.
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- 1 online resource (volumes cm.) :
- Contents
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- V. 1. Trending Politics : Comparing Political Information Flows in Social Media and Traditional Media / Leticia Bode -- What Campaigns Become as Social Media Become the Infrastructure of Political Communication / G.R. Boynton , Huyen TT Le, Yelena Mejova, M. Zubair Shafiq, and Padmini Srinivasan -- Facebook in Presidential Elections : Status Effects / Caleb T. Carr, Rebecca A. Hayes, Andrew Smock, and Paul J. Zube -- From Home-Style to Twitter-Style : How Personal, District, and Campaign Characteristics Affect House Candidates' Twitter-Style / Heather K. Evans and Savannah Sipole -- Gender, U.S. House Campaigns, and the Twitterverse / Melinda Muller, Matthew Cain, Mariah Wallace, and Samantha Sarich -- Issue Coverage on Twitter : Evidence from Two 2014 Senate Races / Shamira Gelbman -- Social Media Use in U.S. Senate Campaigns : Initial Tactics with Twitter / Joan Conners -- Candidate Ethos through Social Media / Misty L. Knight -- Mexican Elections Travel to Social Media : How Citizens Participated Through YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter / Santiago Betancourt Gonzalez and Jose Luis Lopez -- Who Sees What? : Individual Exposure to Political Information via Social Media / Leticia Bode -- How Many People Saw Your Tweet? : Network Density among Twitter Followers / G.R. Boynton, Morgan Brittain, Kendal Corkle, Ryan Hall, Mitchell Khader, Thomas Panther, Brian Parks, Ryan Shellady, and Rachel Zuckerman -- You Have How Many Followers? / G.R. Boynton, Morgan Brittain, Kendal Corkle, Ryan Hall, William Hancock, Devon Jenses, Mitchell Khader, Thomas Panther, Brian Parks, Ryan Shellady, and Rachel Zuckerman -- The Influence of Political Intergroup Differences and Social Media Use on Political Discussion and Polarization / Paul Haridakis, Mei-Chen Lin, and Gary Hanson -- Comparing Social Media Use and Political Engagement : Toward a Valid Measurement Strategy / Ozan Kuru and Josh Pasek --
- V. 2. Structures of Dissent : Social Media, Resistance Journalism, and the Mobilization of Poverty Activism / Cindy S. Vincent and Sara Straub -- Platforms with Purpose : Clicktivism and Crowdfunding Campaigns in the Era of Citizens United / Laura Williams -- Caught between Televisual and Digital Presence : Greenpeace's Foray into the Twittersphere / Thomas Briedeband -- Big Data Goes to Washington : How Protesters Navigate Aggregated Social Media Content / Candice Lanius -- Hashtag Feminism, Digital Media, and New Dynamics of Social Change : A Case Study of #YesAllWomen / Bernadette Barker-Plummer and David Barker-Plummer -- The Politics of Authenticity in Facebook's Name Policy / Amber Davisson -- Allocating Identities within a Smartphone App Game : A Case Study of Dark Summoner / Keith Massie and Angela Cirruci -- Memes and the 2012 Presidential Election / Bobbie Foste -- @TeaParty.org's Performance of Its Virtual Identity on Twitter / Gina Masulo Chen and Paromita Pain -- Screaming at Obama : The Tea Party and the Affordable Care Act / Glenn W. Richardson Jr. -- Social Media versus the Madmen : Notes from the Frontlines of a Digital Insurgency / Bruce E. Drushel -- #NothingButTheTruth : Using Social Media to Educate the Public about Courts / Jason Zenor -- Chinese Netizens Set China's Public Agenda via Social Media / Yu Zhang -- The Global Impact : Using Social Media to Learn about World Politics / David McCoy
- Isbn
- 9781440839511
- Label
- Social media and politics : a new way to participate in the political process
- Title
- Social media and politics
- Title remainder
- a new way to participate in the political process
- Statement of responsibility
- Glenn W. Richardson Jr., editor
- Subject
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- Communication in politics -- Technological innovations
- Communication in politics -- Technological innovations -- United States
- Internet in political campaigns
- Internet in political campaigns -- United States
- Online social networks -- Political aspects
- Online social networks -- Political aspects -- United States
- Political participation -- Technological innovations
- Political participation -- Technological innovations -- United States
- Social media -- Political aspects
- Social media -- Political aspects -- United States
- Language
- eng
- Cataloging source
- NhCcYBP
- Index
- index present
- LC call number
- JA85.2.U6
- LC item number
- S67 2017
- Literary form
- non fiction
- Nature of contents
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- dictionaries
- bibliography
- http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorName
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- Richardson, Glenn W.
- ProQuest (Firm)
- http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
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- Communication in politics
- Political participation
- Social media
- Internet in political campaigns
- Online social networks
- Communication in politics
- Political participation
- Social media
- Internet in political campaigns
- Online social networks
- Label
- Social media and politics : a new way to participate in the political process, Glenn W. Richardson Jr., editor
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographical references and index
- Carrier category
- online resource
- Carrier category code
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- cr
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- text
- Content type code
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- txt
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
-
- V. 1. Trending Politics : Comparing Political Information Flows in Social Media and Traditional Media / Leticia Bode -- What Campaigns Become as Social Media Become the Infrastructure of Political Communication / G.R. Boynton , Huyen TT Le, Yelena Mejova, M. Zubair Shafiq, and Padmini Srinivasan -- Facebook in Presidential Elections : Status Effects / Caleb T. Carr, Rebecca A. Hayes, Andrew Smock, and Paul J. Zube -- From Home-Style to Twitter-Style : How Personal, District, and Campaign Characteristics Affect House Candidates' Twitter-Style / Heather K. Evans and Savannah Sipole -- Gender, U.S. House Campaigns, and the Twitterverse / Melinda Muller, Matthew Cain, Mariah Wallace, and Samantha Sarich -- Issue Coverage on Twitter : Evidence from Two 2014 Senate Races / Shamira Gelbman -- Social Media Use in U.S. Senate Campaigns : Initial Tactics with Twitter / Joan Conners -- Candidate Ethos through Social Media / Misty L. Knight -- Mexican Elections Travel to Social Media : How Citizens Participated Through YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter / Santiago Betancourt Gonzalez and Jose Luis Lopez -- Who Sees What? : Individual Exposure to Political Information via Social Media / Leticia Bode -- How Many People Saw Your Tweet? : Network Density among Twitter Followers / G.R. Boynton, Morgan Brittain, Kendal Corkle, Ryan Hall, Mitchell Khader, Thomas Panther, Brian Parks, Ryan Shellady, and Rachel Zuckerman -- You Have How Many Followers? / G.R. Boynton, Morgan Brittain, Kendal Corkle, Ryan Hall, William Hancock, Devon Jenses, Mitchell Khader, Thomas Panther, Brian Parks, Ryan Shellady, and Rachel Zuckerman -- The Influence of Political Intergroup Differences and Social Media Use on Political Discussion and Polarization / Paul Haridakis, Mei-Chen Lin, and Gary Hanson -- Comparing Social Media Use and Political Engagement : Toward a Valid Measurement Strategy / Ozan Kuru and Josh Pasek --
- V. 2. Structures of Dissent : Social Media, Resistance Journalism, and the Mobilization of Poverty Activism / Cindy S. Vincent and Sara Straub -- Platforms with Purpose : Clicktivism and Crowdfunding Campaigns in the Era of Citizens United / Laura Williams -- Caught between Televisual and Digital Presence : Greenpeace's Foray into the Twittersphere / Thomas Briedeband -- Big Data Goes to Washington : How Protesters Navigate Aggregated Social Media Content / Candice Lanius -- Hashtag Feminism, Digital Media, and New Dynamics of Social Change : A Case Study of #YesAllWomen / Bernadette Barker-Plummer and David Barker-Plummer -- The Politics of Authenticity in Facebook's Name Policy / Amber Davisson -- Allocating Identities within a Smartphone App Game : A Case Study of Dark Summoner / Keith Massie and Angela Cirruci -- Memes and the 2012 Presidential Election / Bobbie Foste -- @TeaParty.org's Performance of Its Virtual Identity on Twitter / Gina Masulo Chen and Paromita Pain -- Screaming at Obama : The Tea Party and the Affordable Care Act / Glenn W. Richardson Jr. -- Social Media versus the Madmen : Notes from the Frontlines of a Digital Insurgency / Bruce E. Drushel -- #NothingButTheTruth : Using Social Media to Educate the Public about Courts / Jason Zenor -- Chinese Netizens Set China's Public Agenda via Social Media / Yu Zhang -- The Global Impact : Using Social Media to Learn about World Politics / David McCoy
- Dimensions
- unknown
- Extent
- 1 online resource (volumes cm.) :
- Form of item
- online
- Isbn
- 9781440839511
- Isbn Type
- (electronic bk.)
- Media category
- computer
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Media type code
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- c
- Reproduction note
- Electronic reproduction.
- Specific material designation
- remote
- Stock number
- 99974425796
- System control number
- (NhCcYBP)13258549
- Label
- Social media and politics : a new way to participate in the political process, Glenn W. Richardson Jr., editor
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographical references and index
- Carrier category
- online resource
- Carrier category code
-
- cr
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- text
- Content type code
-
- txt
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
-
- V. 1. Trending Politics : Comparing Political Information Flows in Social Media and Traditional Media / Leticia Bode -- What Campaigns Become as Social Media Become the Infrastructure of Political Communication / G.R. Boynton , Huyen TT Le, Yelena Mejova, M. Zubair Shafiq, and Padmini Srinivasan -- Facebook in Presidential Elections : Status Effects / Caleb T. Carr, Rebecca A. Hayes, Andrew Smock, and Paul J. Zube -- From Home-Style to Twitter-Style : How Personal, District, and Campaign Characteristics Affect House Candidates' Twitter-Style / Heather K. Evans and Savannah Sipole -- Gender, U.S. House Campaigns, and the Twitterverse / Melinda Muller, Matthew Cain, Mariah Wallace, and Samantha Sarich -- Issue Coverage on Twitter : Evidence from Two 2014 Senate Races / Shamira Gelbman -- Social Media Use in U.S. Senate Campaigns : Initial Tactics with Twitter / Joan Conners -- Candidate Ethos through Social Media / Misty L. Knight -- Mexican Elections Travel to Social Media : How Citizens Participated Through YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter / Santiago Betancourt Gonzalez and Jose Luis Lopez -- Who Sees What? : Individual Exposure to Political Information via Social Media / Leticia Bode -- How Many People Saw Your Tweet? : Network Density among Twitter Followers / G.R. Boynton, Morgan Brittain, Kendal Corkle, Ryan Hall, Mitchell Khader, Thomas Panther, Brian Parks, Ryan Shellady, and Rachel Zuckerman -- You Have How Many Followers? / G.R. Boynton, Morgan Brittain, Kendal Corkle, Ryan Hall, William Hancock, Devon Jenses, Mitchell Khader, Thomas Panther, Brian Parks, Ryan Shellady, and Rachel Zuckerman -- The Influence of Political Intergroup Differences and Social Media Use on Political Discussion and Polarization / Paul Haridakis, Mei-Chen Lin, and Gary Hanson -- Comparing Social Media Use and Political Engagement : Toward a Valid Measurement Strategy / Ozan Kuru and Josh Pasek --
- V. 2. Structures of Dissent : Social Media, Resistance Journalism, and the Mobilization of Poverty Activism / Cindy S. Vincent and Sara Straub -- Platforms with Purpose : Clicktivism and Crowdfunding Campaigns in the Era of Citizens United / Laura Williams -- Caught between Televisual and Digital Presence : Greenpeace's Foray into the Twittersphere / Thomas Briedeband -- Big Data Goes to Washington : How Protesters Navigate Aggregated Social Media Content / Candice Lanius -- Hashtag Feminism, Digital Media, and New Dynamics of Social Change : A Case Study of #YesAllWomen / Bernadette Barker-Plummer and David Barker-Plummer -- The Politics of Authenticity in Facebook's Name Policy / Amber Davisson -- Allocating Identities within a Smartphone App Game : A Case Study of Dark Summoner / Keith Massie and Angela Cirruci -- Memes and the 2012 Presidential Election / Bobbie Foste -- @TeaParty.org's Performance of Its Virtual Identity on Twitter / Gina Masulo Chen and Paromita Pain -- Screaming at Obama : The Tea Party and the Affordable Care Act / Glenn W. Richardson Jr. -- Social Media versus the Madmen : Notes from the Frontlines of a Digital Insurgency / Bruce E. Drushel -- #NothingButTheTruth : Using Social Media to Educate the Public about Courts / Jason Zenor -- Chinese Netizens Set China's Public Agenda via Social Media / Yu Zhang -- The Global Impact : Using Social Media to Learn about World Politics / David McCoy
- Dimensions
- unknown
- Extent
- 1 online resource (volumes cm.) :
- Form of item
- online
- Isbn
- 9781440839511
- Isbn Type
- (electronic bk.)
- Media category
- computer
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Media type code
-
- c
- Reproduction note
- Electronic reproduction.
- Specific material designation
- remote
- Stock number
- 99974425796
- System control number
- (NhCcYBP)13258549
Subject
- Communication in politics -- Technological innovations
- Communication in politics -- Technological innovations -- United States
- Internet in political campaigns
- Internet in political campaigns -- United States
- Online social networks -- Political aspects
- Online social networks -- Political aspects -- United States
- Political participation -- Technological innovations
- Political participation -- Technological innovations -- United States
- Social media -- Political aspects
- Social media -- Political aspects -- United States
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