Titlebook: Analyzing Political Communication with Digital Trace Data; The Role of Twitter Andreas Jungherr Book 2015 Springer International Publishin

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Twitter as Political Communication Space: Publics, Prominent Users, and Politicians,eral public constitute a political communication space. This communication space is deeply interconnected with spaces built not only by media coverage and campaign communication but also following dynamics specific to the technology of the platform and cultural usage practices of its users. To under

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The Media Connection,. Given the strong Twitter activity in reaction to a selection of important media events, did Twitter mirror political media coverage reliably? In other words, did temporal patterns in the volume of Twitter messages mentioning political actors mirror their coverage in traditional media? Second, how

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Predictor of Electoral Success and Public Opinion at Large,s for either voting intentions on election day or current political support. In this chapter, I will test two models implicitly underlying the arguments in this literature. The first sees mentions of a political actor in a Twitter message as an indicator of the support or voting intention for this a

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Sensor of Attention to Politics,ically vocal Twitter users, most events during the campaign did not, and left, therefore, no visible traces in the dynamics of Twitter messages referring to politics. The same was true for the analysis of political controversies, where personalized scandalization and issues related to Internet regul

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The Media Connection, importance of political coverage by traditional media for Twitter activity related to politics. Still, this relationship is not deterministic as only a selection of mediated events created significant volume spikes on Twitter and the intensity of Twitter coverage of political actors follow differen