Names: Kozinets, Robert V., 1964–editor.| Gambetti, Rossella, editor. Title: Netnography
unlimited: understanding technoculture using qualitative social media research/edited by …

This book explains divergent media system trajectories in the countries in southeast Europe,
and challenges the presumption that the common socialist experience critically influences a …

Social acceleration has been a catalyst for rapid changes concerning the mediascapes of
European societies. Democratic societies need deliberation, but what kinds of journalism …

This article confronts some of the difficulties that temporality poses for the study of digital
politics. Where previous articles have discussed the unique methodological challenges for …

Although the democratic role of journalism in new democracies is heavily debated,
systematic empirical analysis is scarce. This paper studies how the performance of the …

Diachronic analysis is intrinsically comparative, in fact'a prerequisite for diachrony is that at
least two different time points are compared'. Gries and Hilpert lament that'in both synchronic …

Taking Egypt as a case study, this article examines the relationship between social media
and Habermas' public sphere and public space in less democratic settings. Using a survey …

Recent approaches to media change have convincingly shown that distinctions between old
and new media are inadequate to describe the complexity of present and past technological …

The vision that we will present is not intended to be exhaustive or totalizing, although it does
attempt to highlight the most significant aspects that characterize it. It is a reflection of more …

Debates about the role of media and communication in social change are central to our
discipline, yet advances in this field are hampered by disciplinary fragmentation, a lack of …