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Strategic Political Communication,in this chapter. Secondly, and related to professionalisation, we turn to mediatisation. Mediatisation describes the process by which political communicators adapt to the working practices and patterns of journalists and editors in order to gain coverage.

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Political Participation in a Digital Age,ffline participation (Verba et al., 1995) a range of activities that involved engaging with information on weblogs and microblogs, participation within websites or forums as well as activities within social networks such as Facebook (Koc-Michalska et al., 2013).

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Voting and Voter Decision-Making,anct. Concerns have also been raised that some voters may experience the hovering pencil effect. Although they feel one candidate may be the best there is one element about them that makes them think twice.

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,Thinking Politics — An Introduction,is directed and their opinions can only be aggregated to produce simple data on outcomes; for example, it is possible to correlate campaign strength with polling data on preferences and actual voting behaviour (for example, see Crigler, 1998 or the collections of studies in Leduc, 2002).

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