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Audience inclusion at a political TV talk of the ARD.

Audience inclusion at a political TV talk of the ARD.

Loosen, W.; Schmidt, J.-H.; Heise, N.; Reimer, J. (2013): Publikumsinklusion bei einem ARD-Polittalk. Zusammenfassender Fallstudienbericht aus dem DFG-Projekt „Die (Wieder-)Ent­deckung des Publikums“. [Audience inclusion at a political TV talk of the ARD.] Hamburg: Verlag Hans-Bredow-Institut (Arbeitspapiere des Hans-Bredow-Instituts Nr. 28) (pdf-Datei, 986 KB)

Audience inclusion at a political TV talk of the ARD.

Loosen, W.; Schmidt, J.-H.; Heise, N.; Reimer, J. (2013): Publikumsinklusion bei einem ARD-Polittalk. Zusammenfassender Fallstudienbericht aus dem DFG-Projekt „Die (Wieder-)Ent­deckung des Publikums“. [Audience inclusion at a political TV talk of the ARD.] Hamburg: Verlag Hans-Bredow-Institut (Arbeitspapiere des Hans-Bredow-Instituts Nr. 28) (pdf-Datei, 986 KB)

About this publication

Authors

Prof. Dr. Wiebke Loosen • Dr. Jan-Hinrik Schmidt • Nele Heise, M. A. • Julius Reimer, M. A.

Year of publication

2013

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framework for media production • media use and media effects • media use • media use in converging and cross-media environments • journalism • convergence • media use in new media environments • audience construction • crossmedial • citizen journalism • change in media use • media production • online journalism • Digitale Medien • changing media use • journalists • audience • social networks • quality journalism • participation • journalism research • online journalism • audience research • Soziale Medien • audience participation •

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