Contributor
Richardson, Glenn W. editor.
ImprintSanta Barbara, California : Praeger, An imprint of ABC-CLIO, LLC, 2017.
Description2 volumes ; 24 cm.
Note:Vol. 1. Candidates, campaigns, and political power. Trending politics : comparing political information flows in social media and traditional media / Leticia Bode -- What campaigns become as social media become the infrastructure of political communication / G.R. Boynton, Huyen T.T. Le, Yelena Mejova, M. Zubair Shafiq, and Padmini Srinivasan -- Facebook in presidential elections : status effects / Caleb T. Carr, Rebecca A. Hayes, Andrew D. Smock, and Paul J. Zube -- From home-style to Twitter-style : how personal, district, and campaign characteristics affect House candidates' Twitter-style / Heather K. Evans and Savannah L. Sipole -- Gender, U.S. House campaigns, and the Twitterverse / Melinda Mueller, Matthew Cain, Mariah Wallace, and Samantha Sarich -- Issue coverage on Twitter : evidence from two 2014 Senate races / Shamira Gelbman -- Social media use in U.S. Senate campaigns : initial tactics with Twitter / Joan L. Conners -- Candidate ethos through social media / Misty L. Knight -- Mexican elections travel to social media : how citizens participated through YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter / Jos Luis Lpez Aguirre and Santiago Betancourt Gonzlez -- Who sees what? : individual exposure to political information via social media / Leticia Bode -- How many people saw your tweet? : network density among Twitter followers / G.R. Boynton, Morgan Brittain, Kendal Corkle, Ryan Hall, Mitchell Khader, Thomas Panther, Brian Parks, Ryan C. Shellady, and Rachel Zuckerman -- You have how many followers? / G.R. Boynton, Morgan Brittain, Kendal Corkle, Ryan Hall, Devon Jensen, Mitchell Khader, Thomas Panther, Brian Parks, Ryan C. Shellady, and Rachel Zuckerman -- The influence of political intergroup differences and social media use on political discussion and polarization / Paul M. Haridakis, Mei-Chen Lin, and Gary Hanson -- Comparing social media use and political engagement : toward a valid measurement strategy / Ozan Kuru and Josh Pasek.
Note:Vol. 2. Redefining politics : how are social media changing the political game? Structures of dissent : social media, resistance journalism, and the mobilization of poverty activism / Cindy S. Vincent and Sara Straub -- Platforms with purpose : Clicktivism and Crowdfunding campaigns in the era of Citizens United / Laura Williams -- Caught between televisual and digital presence : Greenpeace's foray into the Twittersphere / Thomas Briedeband -- Big data goes to Washington : how protesters navigate aggregated social media content / Candice Lanius -- Hashtag feminism, digital media, and new dynamics of social change : a case study of #YesAllWomen / Bernadette Barker-Plummer and David Barker-Plummer -- The politics of authenticity in Facebook's name policy / Amber Davisson -- Allocating identities within a smartphone app game : a case study of Dark Summoner / Keith Massie and Angela M. Cirucci -- Memes and the 2012 presidential election / Bobbie Foster -- @TeaParty.org's performance of its virtual identity on Twitter / Gina Masullo Chen and Paromita Pain -- Screaming at Obama : the Tea Party and the Affordable Care Act / Glenn W. Richardson Jr. -- Social media versus the madmen : notes from the frontlines of a digital insurgency / Bruce E. Drushel -- #NothingButTheTruth : using social media to educate the public about courts / Jason Zenor -- Chinese netizens set China's public agenda via social media / Yu Zhang -- The global impact : using social media to learn about world politics / David McCoy.
Bibliography Note:Includes bibliographical references and index.
