Coverage and public debate in the Madeleine and Isabella cases: media enchainment through blogs, Twitter and mass media

Based on Thornton’s media typology (mass media, niche media and micromedia), this paper proposes and discusses the concepts of media in- formation mix and media enchainment. In order to evaluate the impact of digital interfaces, especially blogs and microblogs (Twitter), in the processes of news cir...

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Main Author: Alex Primo
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Pontíficia Universidade Católica de São Paulo 2009-06-01
Series:Galáxia
Online Access:https://revistas.pucsp.br/galaxia/article/view/1912
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spelling doaj-0314afb58d92463bb1018debd098c4132020-11-24T22:21:01ZengPontíficia Universidade Católica de São PauloGaláxia1519-311X1982-25532009-06-010161553Coverage and public debate in the Madeleine and Isabella cases: media enchainment through blogs, Twitter and mass mediaAlex Primo0PPGCOM/UFRGSBased on Thornton’s media typology (mass media, niche media and micromedia), this paper proposes and discusses the concepts of media in- formation mix and media enchainment. In order to evaluate the impact of digital interfaces, especially blogs and microblogs (Twitter), in the processes of news circulation and debate, an empirical investigation was conducted on the coverage and debates about the Madeleine McCann and Isabella Nardoni cases. Based on these data, the contemporary media structure technology-mediated social interactions are discussed.https://revistas.pucsp.br/galaxia/article/view/1912
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title Coverage and public debate in the Madeleine and Isabella cases: media enchainment through blogs, Twitter and mass media
title_short Coverage and public debate in the Madeleine and Isabella cases: media enchainment through blogs, Twitter and mass media
title_full Coverage and public debate in the Madeleine and Isabella cases: media enchainment through blogs, Twitter and mass media
title_fullStr Coverage and public debate in the Madeleine and Isabella cases: media enchainment through blogs, Twitter and mass media
title_full_unstemmed Coverage and public debate in the Madeleine and Isabella cases: media enchainment through blogs, Twitter and mass media
title_sort coverage and public debate in the madeleine and isabella cases: media enchainment through blogs, twitter and mass media
publisher Pontíficia Universidade Católica de São Paulo
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publishDate 2009-06-01
description Based on Thornton’s media typology (mass media, niche media and micromedia), this paper proposes and discusses the concepts of media in- formation mix and media enchainment. In order to evaluate the impact of digital interfaces, especially blogs and microblogs (Twitter), in the processes of news circulation and debate, an empirical investigation was conducted on the coverage and debates about the Madeleine McCann and Isabella Nardoni cases. Based on these data, the contemporary media structure technology-mediated social interactions are discussed.
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