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Rezension: Ziegele (2016): Nutzerkommentare als Anschlusskommunikation. Theorie und qualitative Analyse des Diskussionswerts von Online-Nachrichten

Reimer, J. (2017): Marc Ziegele (2016): Nutzerkommentare als Anschlusskommunikation. Theorie und qualitative Analyse des Diskussionswerts von Online-Nachrichten [User Comments as Follow-Up Communication. Theory and Qualitative Analysis of the Discussion Value of Online News]. Review in: Medien & Kommunikationswissenschaft, 65 (3), pp. 626–627 (online).

Reimer, J. (2017): Marc Ziegele (2016): Nutzerkommentare als Anschlusskommunikation. Theorie und qualitative Analyse des Diskussionswerts von Online-Nachrichten [User Comments as Follow-Up Communication. Theory and Qualitative Analysis of the Discussion Value of Online News]. Review in: Medien & Kommunikationswissenschaft, 65 (3), pp. 626–627 (online).

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