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Beitragstypen der öffentlichen rezeptionsbegleitenden Kommunikation auf Twitter bei fiktionalen TV-Inhalten

Puschmann, C. (2017): Beitragstypen der öffentlichen rezeptionsbegleitenden Kommunikation auf Twitter bei fiktionalen TV-Inhalten [Types of Entertainment-Related Second-Screen Communication on Twitter]. In: U. Göttlich, L. Heinz, M. R. Herbers (eds.), Ko-Orientierung in der Medienrezeption [Co-Orientation in the Reception of Media]. Wiesbaden: Springer Fachmedien, pp. 195–218 (online).

Puschmann, C. (2017): Beitragstypen der öffentlichen rezeptionsbegleitenden Kommunikation auf Twitter bei fiktionalen TV-Inhalten [Types of Entertainment-Related Second-Screen Communication on Twitter]. In: U. Göttlich, L. Heinz, M. R. Herbers (eds.), Ko-Orientierung in der Medienrezeption [Co-Orientation in the Reception of Media]. Wiesbaden: Springer Fachmedien, pp. 195–218 (online).

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Prof. Dr. Cornelius Puschmann

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2017

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Twitter • reception • networked communication • reception research • public communication

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