Another -this time co-authored- publication just published in “International Journal of Digital Television – Special Issue on Social media and the public sphere”

My heavily worked research on political trolls still waiting to be published- hopefully in April 2018. In the meantime, have a taste of what I am into within this co-authored work with Duygu Karataş. Thanks to her, this article could be ready to be published in International Journal of Digital Television.

Online political trolling in the context of post-Gezi social media in Turkey
Authors:  Duygu Karatas And  Erkan Saka

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This article is part of a special issue on Social Media and Public Sphere.

Here is the full content:

Volume 8 Issue 3

Cover Date: November 2017

Contents
Editorial
Authors:  Duygu Karatas And  Mark Wheeler

Page Start: 303
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The bully chamber: Creation of funhouse selves from distorted media
Authors:  Jeff Shires And  Nel Orgel

Page Start: 309
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Narratives of change and citizen participation in modern political campaigning: The origins of the Trump movement
Authors:  Sergey Medvedev

Page Start: 321
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The structure of political e-expression: What the Brexit campaign can teach us about political talk on Facebook
Authors:  Darren G. Lilleker And  Duje Bonacci

Page Start: 335
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Comparing the public sphere in social networking services during a period of political upheaval: The three news channels’ Facebook accounts in the 2016 South Korean Presidential scandal
Authors:  Dong Hyun Song And  Chang Yong Son

Page Start: 351
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The myth of an egalitarian Internet: Occupy Wall Street and the mediatization of social movements
Authors:  Michael S. Daubs

Page Start: 367
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Online political trolling in the context of post-Gezi social media in Turkey
Authors:  Duygu Karatas And  Erkan Saka

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Online radicalization and social media: A case study of Daesh
Authors:  Jamileh Kadivar

Page Start: 403
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Dear Colleague,

A special issue on Social media and the public sphere just published in the International Journal of Digital Television (https://www.intellectbooks.co.uk/journals/view-Journal,id=175/). The special issue is now online here: https://www.intellectbooks.co.uk/journals/view-issue,id=3428/. I wanted to thank the guest editors Duygu Karatas (University of Westminster) and Mark Wheeler (London Metropolitan University) for putting this together.

Best wishes,

Petros

Petros Iosifidis


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