With social media at the forefront of today's media context, citizens may perceive they don't
need to actively seek news because they will be exposed to news and remain well-informed …

Based on representative surveys on Internet use, this article advances comparative research
on the second-level digital divide by modeling Internet usage disparities for five countries …

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Mobile media have become increasingly popular and important in recent years as a means
of accessing political information and participating in politics and elections worldwide …

The Internet provides a new source of information and a new discussion platform for public
participation in planning processes. As geographic information systems (GIS) are an …

Digitalisation reforms have become increasingly pervasive across European welfare
agencies and public sector institutions. As welfare provision becomes premised on the use …

The framing question for this chapter is: How have both the new participatory turn and
individualisation changed, and how do organisations and movements mobilise participants …

This longitudinal study investigates whether the impact of political interest—a key
motivational factor behind news consumption—on various forms of news consumption has …

This study introduces the concept of social media self-efficacy, or a person's perceived
ability to reach desired outcomes in the social media environment, and examines the …

This article argues for new approaches to the study of incidental exposure that better
account for the role of algorithms, platforms, and processes of datafication in shaping the …